Amsoil, NASA and Artemis

[buster]

Back in 2002 I don't think this would have happened. They've come a long way. No testing to full mechanical engine lab, contracts with Lingenfelter and NASA. Not bad Amsoil.

 

[AZjeff]

Any idea what the specialized fluid is? @buster , what's special about 2002?

 

[Boomer]

Amsoil Mystery Oil? Could be a real marvel.

 

[Pablo]

Back in 2002 I don't think this would have happened. They've come a long way. No testing......................

They had testing in 2002??? They had limited in house testing in 1972, 1982.....................

 

[buster]

They had testing in 2002??? They had limited in house testing in 1972, 1982.....................

Outsourced testing I should have said (SWRI). Now they have their own mechanical engine lab.

 

[Zee09]

My buddy was a Buick GN tuner in the day. He was using Mobil 1 with his tunes then and his customer said, no way, WolfsHead was good enough for my granddaddy and its good enough for me.....

I wonder if NASA is really using WolfsHead

 

[SOUNDMAN5000]

I would assume a trip to the moon would be impossible without a can of WD40 so I assume it was a Amsoil spray lube to help keep those rocket door hinges from squeaking?

 

[Dave P.]

Front and center on the Castrol website is them talking about their involvement with NASA's Artemis program and their Castrol Braycote product, which I believe is a grease.

 

[travis8352]

Front and center on the Castrol website is them talking about their involvement with NASA's Artemis program and their Castrol Braycote product, which I believe is a grease.

A PFPE grease i read. I didnt realize castrol did so much work in space

 

[SOUNDMAN5000]

Sometime back I seen a video of the Navy using Bel-Ray grease on those steam launch things on aircraft carriers..
a little Military or NASA press never hurt anyone...