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Jun 05, 2019
Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant is worth the money for the improved gas mileage and oil change intervals.
About 15 years ago I started using Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant in all my equipment and vehicles. When I initially tried it, I was not sure it did anything special, but decided to try it in a 2007 Honda Civic I used to travel to work, a 90-mile round trip. The first few tanks, I was not sold on it, since I could not tell for sure if the improvement in gas mileage per tank fill up was actually from the Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant. I did a random test of 3 tanks with Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant in and 3 tanks without. During the 5-week time frame, I averaged nearly 20 more miles per tank full with the Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant in then the tanks without the lubricant in. At the time the price per gallon of gas was over $3 a gallon and the Civic got close to 39 MPG. 1/2 gallon of gas per tank savings was $1.50 and 2.5 ounces of Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant cost me 45 cents or a tank savings of at least $1.00 per tank fill up. Since the Civic averaged over 25,500 miles per year, this would have been over $300 a year in savings. My second test was with a John Deere LT166 16HP lawn mower which I could mow our yard twice on 1 tank of gas and have about 1 inch of gas left in the bottom of the tank. When I added the Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant, I could mow twice on 1 tank of gas and have 2-3 inches of gas left in the tank. Although not sizable, there was a clear improvement with gas usage. The other benefit I noticed with the Civic was longer intervals between oil changes. I could run the Civic on synthetic oil for at least 9,600 miles before I would ever get an indicator on the dash informing me it was time to change the oil. Prior to the Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant, the average oil change indicator came on under 9,000. I use it in everything I own that takes gas or diesel.