Originally Posted By: Falex
I wanted to kind of rectify this thread. After reading Race Tech Internation Magazine. It looks as though Millers Oil, in the UK, is adding inorganic fullerenes in the form of Buckyballs,(C60)and Nanotubes, to there transmission oils. This is essentially what was in the Nanolube from ApNano. They are doing testing with it in their engine oil with 6 teams in the BTCC. Seems all the teams are currently running it in their transmissions.
Actually no it's very different. Nanolube is simply colloidal tungsten disulfide, according to this: http://www.apnano.com/ShowDoc.asp?ID=843
I wanted to kind of rectify this thread. After reading Race Tech Internation Magazine. It looks as though Millers Oil, in the UK, is adding inorganic fullerenes in the form of Buckyballs,(C60)and Nanotubes, to there transmission oils. This is essentially what was in the Nanolube from ApNano. They are doing testing with it in their engine oil with 6 teams in the BTCC. Seems all the teams are currently running it in their transmissions.
Actually no it's very different. Nanolube is simply colloidal tungsten disulfide, according to this: http://www.apnano.com/ShowDoc.asp?ID=843
