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Hello.

Excited to welcome back Lake Speed Jr.

The man who knows all things, well, lubrication, automotive and beyond, and we are geeks for this stuff so obviously always

always happy to talk to you and glutton's for punishment nobody's quite as

nerdy as lake I can well a nerd with the best of them. But Driven Racing

oils the company website driven racing oil.com we're very much into the

diagnostic part it's a newer thing where you basically draw some

blood from the engine which is the oil. They've always said you know the oil is

your life's blood of the engine like okay well if they want to find out how a human is doing in terms of do you have

hepatitis C or whatever let's draw a little blood and check it out and somebody figured out hey

let's draw a little engine oil and see what's going on in the

anatomy of the engine.

I think these guys have been doing it for a long time with the racing teams and then they

started thinking hey maybe

everybody wants to do it. Oh yeah everybody should. Everybody should be doing

it right exactly I mean it's a if you go back you know the history of oil analysis itself goes back to the military, the Navy and the Air Force

were doing it in World War II.

The idea as opposed to changing parts based on a time schedule, you basically do oil analysis as a predictive maintenance tool.

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