Horsepower Development Test
One of the most important tests of performance under race conditions is the engine's ability to develop competitively higher horsepower, especially in the mid-RPM range. In the tests which used identical filters saturated with the tested oils, NO-TOIL provided the highest air flow and consequently, they developed the highest horsepower within the acceleration mid-band. At 4,400 RPM, NO-TOIL produced over 1-1/2 more horsepower than Motul, and over over 2-1/2 more horsepower than Uni-Oil.

Torque Development Test
One horsepower = 33,000 ft. lbs. per minute of work. The ability of that work to produce rotational force is "torque". Most racers equate torque to instantaneous power delivery to the drive wheel, and they know that torque development is better at one RPM range than another, and shift gears accordingly. In this test once again, NO-TOIL outperformed Uni-Oil and Motul in torque development within the specified RPM range. This could mean more drive power, fewer shifts and competitively higher overall race speed and response.