Which Engine Self-Destructs First? Prolube, Lucas, Marvel, or Mobil 1? 

Oil supplements are not needed. The motor oil alone from the bottle is the way to go. Mobil 1 proved this.

You are not to run engines without oil! This is a marketing vid. A true test would be long term and a oil analisis and tear down and wear jus saying

Oil alone isn't enough? Yes it is. Just don't run a engine without it 😂

Whats the point if you didn't use Amsoil in this test, you guys afraid of Amsoil ?

Next time I run my engine without oil, I’ll make sure to get some..😒

You need to run many test, even the same test over and over again

All this video proves is the puddin' was tainted/biased. Funny how you made it seem the top competitors product failed first. I've used Morey's/Lucas Oil Stabilizer for about 50 years. The proof is setting in our driveways along with my our customers till this day. Prolube = unbelievable

Do this same test with AMSOIL. I like AMSOIL, but I’m wondering how PROLUBE IS WITH AMSOIL VS WITHOUT AMSOIL

See, this is where people are DUMB AF. "Don't run an engine without oil." Well no Sh^t, Dumb F*ck. Let's say, your oil pump siezes going down the road, or simply functions sub par. Or let's say, you devolop a horrible gasket leak at 100k (happened to me a few weeks ago) and don't know it. Additives MIGHT just buy you some time until you figure that out and save your A$# from a new engine. OR, by the time you realize you have no oil for some time, you're boned any way. Now, those that say," run all long term, do a tear down and show wear, "sure. That would be 100% ideal. But videos like this DO prove something that can and does happen (to the unlucky ones) from time to time likely stand to gain from certain additives in said case. They also lead us to conclude (educated of course) that certain additives MAY offer some benefit indeed. Now, to be 100% fair, we would need to do a LONG term with oil control as well with additves, a complete tear down, bearing wear AND sludge and valve guide clog test without draining lubricant to be sure. However we CAN and if you're not thinking based with emotion, HAVE learned something here that very well could be of potential benefit to all of us.

I'm going to predict that the prolube works the best!🎉🎉🎉

Great 👍 I would love to see it test against Prolong and Motorkote

Fantastic test. Been waiting for this one since end of last year i think it was when i seen yall bought the motors

Redline oil?

Awe shucks! I wanted to see ENGINES! Like LS3 or Coyote or something cool!

Also 10% is 1.6 oz not 2

No ...10% prolube for that 16oz capacity would be 1.6 ounces of prolube. The back of prolube can says nothing about 10%..it says 1 ounce per quart... For heavily when engines add an additional ounce... Which I assume means 2 ounces per quart..that would make your amount of prolube for a 16oz oil capacity engine at 1 ounce prolube for that 1/2 quart engine. Think you better change directions on can

My brother swears by your product. He runs it in his cammed hemi. I probably get some now

Hell yea let’s go ProLube

I ordered some 2 weeks ago. My old 1990 gmc truck started to burn oil after that 300k mark an sitting as i was driving my winter/ mud toy. Started to burn oil. So naturally i tried everything the auto parts stores had. None of them worked. I ordered some prolube an lets just say its burning clean with some improvement on cold starting power and mpgs. I knew the rings were stuck. I always do oil changes every 2,500 miles no matter what. Being a mechanic by trade. I can easily do a in frame rebuild. But as most mechanics we are to tired to do things like that to our vehicles. So prolube for the win. I'll definitely buy more. An probably buy the 55 gallon drum for the fleet vehicle an equipment

First thing I noticed was that using Mobile 1 synthetic oil for break-in is a NO NO! Usings synthetics on a new motor will take much longer for bearing/rings to bed in, if at all! And 2nd, Lucas also makes a synthetic oil additive. Why didn't you use that instead, since the other additives were synthetic? Just saying!!!

Hell yeah brother

@prolube, are going to do a teardown? See the failures 😂

Does this product contain calcium? I'm worried about low speed pre ignition.

So this was a cool and fair test..however... what I'd like to see is the exact same test, run 3 different times. I've never been one to believe a single test. To be fair, that time they each lasted was significant for Prolube, and even Mobil1 by itself. What does that say about the additives? Either a fluke, or Mystery and Lucas are WORSE for your engine than standard oil by itself. Hence, running the same test at least 3 times. if you got the exact same results, it'd be pretty concrete at that point! Def looking good for Prolube!

I have a feeling that ZX1 Extralube would beat the Prolube..Why not test it and see?

It's going to be part of my oil maintenance on all of my vehicles

Yesss for the win bad ass let's gooo

Someone please tell me what this stuff smells like. I really think it's McClure's CE10, from what I've seen and what I've read about it.

Nice work!!

Something tells me this is biased

So basicly better not use any aditive ;) A good oil is enough

i don't know what you poured in then engine i wasn't there you all made lucas oil look Bad sales pitch scam i thank.

Bitron is an excellent additive. Shame they fkd 4 good engines. Should of just done a load bearing test. Bitron. Smiths lubricants Australia 🇦🇺

Okay Okay, NOW I’ll buy some ProLube.

The test conditions here are pretty lame. It would have been better to run the engines for a day then check compression and cylinder heads/valves of each one. Then run each one of the oil additive mixtures to see if they do what they say. Most of them claim to clean and increase compression. Keep in mind modern oils already have detergents and depending on which ones you get are long life high temp. BMW and other german cars recommend only long life "EURO CAR" blends because they have higher specifications. Whenever possible use a "EURO car" formula in your 4 strokes as they are much better oils with better high temp wear. They are designed for twin turbo engines.

Thats awesome

Fake propaganda video guys 🥸

He'll yea man!!!. Almost can't wait to change my oil again just so I can add some in. Lol

Now bring those motors back and warranty them😂😂😂

Proof is in the pudding!

Motorkote Hyperlube would have lasted longer 😤

a thicker viscosity oil is probably the reason the prolube won but this channel is prolube so its biased test.

vs Amsoil?

id like to see it go head to head with motorkote

Hopefully people understand. This is a torture test. Nothing will make the engine last for ever. But prolube definitely is on top.

This comparison was the best one yet hats off. Only question is why have a minimum and a maximum ratio if it takes the max to get these results?

This is a joke right? Just having fun seizing Chinese engines, these results are completely invalid. How are you verifying the machining differences in the engines? Or the many variables taking place off camera?

Mckenley, you see this?

So prolube did there own test, OK

This test was rigged😄

The real winner was mobil 1 motor oil.

The next time I'm thinking of running my engine withut any oil, I'll make sure I add some Prolube before hand. Not that this video is biased or anything, but Lucas Oil Stabilizer is the best. It has been proven in many videos that were unbiased. I like how you Prolube guys ran the Lucas Oil engine without any oil for 12 hours, instead of the 3 hours that you ran the Prolube engine.

One of the best FAKE videos I have seen in a while.

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Did you watch project farm?