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Blackstone Oil Analysis: 15,900 miles
See attached. My car is a rediculous garage queen. I am thinking I should buy a restored tii and drive it every single day to make up for my crimes.
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they make it so easy. DOITDOITDOITDOITDOITDOIT
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OK, how and where do I get an oil analysis. Yeah, I know the name is Blackstone, but how do I do this and where are they?
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Sounds like a boiler plate response to me. If your engine has issues, you will know it, no test necessary.
It will be smoking, leaking, or burning. 
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Quote: | See attached. My car is a rediculous garage queen. |
So's mine. I just got my report for 13,600 miles; it's exactly the same as yours except my copper is 4 and my lead is 2. Both engines are doing very well.
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Quote: | OK, how and where do I get an oil analysis. Yeah, I know the name is Blackstone, but how do I do this and where are they? | Bob, Blackstone is http://www.blackstone-labs.com/
You call them and ask for sample containers. Maybe you can do it online, I dunno. They send them. When you are changing your oil and the oil is hot, you stick a container they give you into the stream and you obtain a sample. I wait to draw the sample. I don't take the first oil out and I don't take the last oil either. [Side note: I am sure there is variation here too, per LimitedSlip discussion in another thread]
Once you have the sample, you put it into the container they give you, you pay $20 or so, and about a week later they email/mail you lab results.
I'm not sure the data is worth having, but I have $20 worth of fun doing it so I'm sticking to it.
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Blackstone Oil Analysis: 15,900 miles