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Motul, Elf & Total Synthetic Motor Oils & Lubricants	Synthetic VS Petroleum Oils White Paper

Our mission is to become your source for Motul, Elf and Total synthetic motor oil and lubricants. We, at Matrix Synthetic Oils.com, carry what we believe to be the best quality/value synthetic motor oil and lubricants available, Motul , Elf Moto & Total Synthetic Motor Oil and Lubricants. Also, by providing you, our customers, with the very best (AND FRIENDLY) sales and service, we will work to get your business. We sell only ONE product line, and that is synthetic motor oil and lubricants.

Our motor-sports/race-shop competitors often-times sell a hundred or more products. WE sell oil, and WE KNOW OIL! Elf oil has become Total Oil. The change has been in name only, Total still retains the great Elf oil quality and innovative spirit.

Why Synthetic Motor Oil and Lubricants?

Motor oils are comprised of two parts, the base oil and additive package. The base oil comprises 80-90% of the oil by volume and the additives the remaining 10-20%. There are five groups of base oils: Group I, II, III, IV and V. Groups I to III are refined from crude oil containing tars, asphalts, waxes ,aromatics and other “bad things”. These crude oils are “cleaned up”, to the extent possible, by hydrocracking and filtering. The group III base oils are the best of this genre. However, they still contain variably-sized molecules and some contaminants that can result in sludge, varnish and other deposits in your engine. Moreover, the quality of group III base oils vary greatly due to differences in the feedstocks and refining methods utilized.

Synthetic oils are group IV (PAOs) and group V (esters) base oils. These synthetic oils are “man-made” synthesized uniform molecular structures that significantly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of these oils relative to their petroleum oil competitors. More specifically, these oils have lower coefficients of friction, thermal (heat) and pour-point (cold weather performance) properties than do petroleum oils. Finally, synthetic oils have no waxes, tars, or other contaminants to sludge or varnish your engine.

While synthetic motor oil and lubricants are initially more expensive, when you consider their extended oil and engine-life extension capabilities, in addition to their improved performance, then you have only one choice and that choice is synthetic oils.