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I saw the results in over 100 engines. It was consistent across the board. All synthetic engines of the same approximate mileage had a high degree of wear on the chains and gears. The conventional oil engines did not. It’s not something that’s in synthetic oil that causes it, it’s something...

Synthetic oil doesn’t have a property called “Cling”. Conventional/non synthetic oil retains a film on spinning parts the allows the oil to stay on spinning parts. When synthetic oil is on a spinning part, it is flung off and the part is left without enough protection to prevent premature wear...