Lucas Oil Stabilizer, Good/Bad/?
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Car Info: 02 Impreza WRX sedan
Judging by the 'testimonials' at the product site it sounds like a viscosity modifier. Higher oil pressure alone is not a good indicator of better protection for your engine.
I'd stick with the recommended oil and change interval for your WRX. If you want to spend more money, I suggest using one of the readily available synthetic engine oils. I use Mobil 1 5W-30 which has good cold start characteristics but provides more protection than conventional motor oil at higher temperatures. I imagine that other name brand synthetics perform well, also.
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I'd stick with the recommended oil and change interval for your WRX. If you want to spend more money, I suggest using one of the readily available synthetic engine oils. I use Mobil 1 5W-30 which has good cold start characteristics but provides more protection than conventional motor oil at higher temperatures. I imagine that other name brand synthetics perform well, also.
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I heard it works if you have some minor oil leaks or valve clearence problems. But if your car is new, just stick with a good synthetic oil, like the mobil 1.
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