@Gort Ram Forum members have had a strategy of following the science and developing strategies and taking part in community testing. Anybody can go over to oil forum and get the same info BITOGers bring here, as in dismiss what ram forum members have tested because they know better. The good news is hemi tick is a condition you hear, so when you use science and develop a strategy and it goes away, you know it worked.
This is a good read, poll results of lubegard, 75% of ram forum members have killed their tick or have had it substantially better. Putting redline aside for a minute, there has been no testing or results that show any random group 3 oil in any weight that have better results then lubegard. So it is a shot in the dark to follow random advice when over a decade we have testing on an impressive scale. Over the last decade well over 200 trucks and people here who bought into it, many different strategies, these two have migrated to the top for one reason, results.
This long thread shows most of it, those polls show plenty of it. Sadly those BITOG trolls have created fake names which is also shown in the polls because the fools didn't realize the polls where public, so you can see for yourself, some of the "redline failed" votes were created by a donkey troll who thinks it is a joke and needs attention, while the rest of us took it seriously. BITOGers creating multiple accounts here and talking to themselves in the forum, the latest joke. I guess we should be flattered
This is the science of the issue, the cams have been testing this engineer tells you what the hemi needs. My truck ticked 3500 miles new, 5w20 redline killed the tick completely and it took 500 miles to go silent, which is the science of EP additives. Between redline and lubegard this result has been duplicated over 100 times. If it was about viscosity 5w20 redline wouldn't have killed my tick. Burla, hemi tick free for over a decade, the scientific reason is revealed in the paper below.
