Top Secret Fusion

[Jonnie Fraz]

Any body tried out any of the new Top Secret oils/ oil treatment? Looks kinda cool from what I have read on their web site, but it is their website. I was just wondering if anybody here has checked it out?
Sixty-seventy bucks for 4L sounds a little steep, it better be real good for that kinda coin. $115 for their oil treatment :eek: , if it works I am game.

[Shri2222]

Any body tried out any of the new Top Secret oils/ oil treatment? Looks kinda cool from what I have read on their web site, but it is their website. I was just wondering if anybody here has checked it out?
Sixty-seventy bucks for 4L sounds a little steep, it better be real good for that kinda coin. $115 for their oil treatment :eek: , if it works I am game.

I'll stick to syntetic oil with Lucuas Syntetic oil treatment $16 and fuel additive $9. for

[nissantuner22]

hard to beat mobil 1... it does the job. Unless your car is a devote drag car where every hp is needed, I see no purpose of using something that expensive in your daily driver.

[Muzzy]

lol 67 is cheap...comapred to motul!!! that shit is like 25 a quart... about 100 bucks

[Jonnie Fraz]

I'll stick to syntetic oil with Lucuas Syntetic oil treatment $16 and fuel additive $9. for
Just a little background on "Top Secret Fusion Super Full Synthetic motor oil" It is a full synthetic. I agree that it is a little spendy, but like all synthetics it is supposed to "reduce friction and increase heat dissipation, resulting in a longer life and better performance" I think that we can all agree that synthetics are way better than traditional oils, I was just wondering if anyone had tried or heard anything good bad or otherwise? I think I will stick to Royal Purple, until I hear otherwise.

[driftfactory]

We are a top secret dealer and I have heard from some customers that the oil kicks ass. The other one that I would recommend is Havoline's racing revolution oil. It's cheaper than the top secret but it still owns.

[santacruisin]

Mobil 1 will probably do fine. When you have a completely modified twin turbo V8 that propels your car to 212 mph in thirty seconds or less, then maybe you should consider Fusion Oil. Still...if you had the dough to blow I guess it couldn't hurt.