Additives - Some More Pictures

[MolaKule]

Below is a concentrated VII, a Viscosity Index Improver. Specifically, this is an Olefin Copolymer or OCP. One of the early VII's and mostly used with economy Group II mineral oils and found in aftermarket off-the-shelf-additives to thicken oils. It is very 'shearable' and is not much used in modern oils. Viscosity is about 150 cSt and amber colored. Modern VII's are more shear stable, especially the one's with the 'Star' molecule structure.​

Below is concentrated ZDDP ester which I can use to boost ZDDP levels for racing oil applications or for "run-in" oils. It is black and about 25 cSt.

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[Dave P.]

Top bottle looks like something my mother would have forced me to take as a kid to sooth a sore throat.
Probably tastes about the same too! Cool bottle though!

 

[MolaKule]

Top bottle looks like something my mother would have forced me to take as a kid to sooth a sore throat.
Probably tastes about the same too! Cool bottle though!

The additives come in totes or drums so I had to draw off those additives and put them in whatever bottles I could find for show and tell.