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Originally Posted by Richbot
A quick look through the thread doesn't bear that out? There are several with 1 or 0 running the TWS. I think we need back to back to back data before you can say for sure there's any causation here, of course there will be correlation as almost everyone uses the TWS, high lead or not. It'd be nice to see a few units that only got RL or another product that's a little lower viscosity from the 1200 mile service on, or even sooner, but we probably won't ever.
I'm definitely not convinced TWS is the right oil for this engine though, especially in regular street use where the oil never gets hotter than 230F or so. The RL 40wt is looking good.
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A agree that not all the TWS cars show lead. I'm starting to think the lead may be due to less than regular use of the car. The longer the car sits without being run, more likely to have dry bearings on start-up.
Unofficial poll:
Daily driver - How much lead in your UOA?
Once a weeker - How much lead in your UOA?
My car never sits longer than 12 hours without being run. Zero lead.