Higher moly oils?

[BTLew81]

I know in the past some of the SOPUS products used higher amounts of moly, specifically QSUD. Is this still the case with the d1g2 reformulations?

 

[Ablebody]

Yes. Defy and phm use a lot of moly also. But most of the brands are using moly now. Infact most are looking pretty similar these day as far as additives anyway.
Defy hasn't been reformulated last I checked which is good to me or for anyone that dosent need to worry about lspi

 

[Matagonka]

Shoot, if you want a high moly oil, go with Mazda OEM.

 

[Oildudeny]

Doesn't idemitsu have a high moly brew?

 

[CourierDriver]

Moly Basics - Bob is the Oil Guy Some Moly stuff
https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/moly-basics/
Mar 22, 2011 - Molybdenum Disulfide. Molybdenum is a very hard metal with a number of industrial uses. It is combined with chromium in steel to make the ...
Why "NOT" to use moly based engine...... - Toyota Tundra Forums ...
https://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/.../8105-why-not-use-moly-based-engine/
Dec 16, 2003 - It does not dissolve in oil or grease, It is not possible to grind Moly so ... an oil change with the oil remaining good and less wear than expected, ...
Adding Molybdenum Disulfide to Engine Oil ? Good or Bad? - Honda ...
https://honda-tech.com › ... › All Motor / Naturally Aspirated
Feb 15, 2007 - Good or Bad? - Friction eats horsepower.So far I have only come across 2 brands of oil namely HKS and Motul which contains Molybdenum.

 

[ZZman]

Amsoil SSO and Redline

 

[StevieC]

Amsoil is a good Moly oil with a healthy dose or Toyota TGMO synthetic, Idemitsu, M1 with it's Tri-Nuclear moly (Usually double digit moly numbers is how you tell).

 

[InhalingBullets]

TGMO!

 

[Diesel12]

Schaeffer oil also has a considerable amount of moly.

 

[Pelican]

I'm surprised that no one mention the company that started this moly "thing" and made an excellent name for itself...Liqui-Moly

 

[PimTac]

Originally Posted by Pelican
I'm surprised that no one mention the company that started this moly "thing" and made an excellent name for itself...Liqui-Moly





They put moly in their oils?

 

[DS9]

In some.

http://www.liquimoly.co.rs/e-shop/f...%20MoS2-Leichtlauf%20SAE%2015W-40_EN.pdf

https://liqui-moly.com.au/product/mos2-leichtlauf-20w-50/
...

Also, Total/Elf put Mo-polisulphide in some of their Evolution serie, at least Evolution 900 5W-40 NF

https://i.postimg.cc/37kv6d1D/ELF.jpg

http://recherche.quickfds.com/out/18566%2D66806%2D17800%2D010976.pdf

 

[JustN89]

Originally Posted by Pelican
I'm surprised that no one mention the company that started this moly "thing" and made an excellent name for itself...Liqui-Moly

A good deal of the Liqui-Moly lineup doesn't contain moly in it.

 

[MolaKule]

Another FIXATION thread on Moly chemistry?

 

[s2krunner]

Arent most 0w40 has decent amount moly?

 

[Pelican]

Originally Posted by JustN89
Originally Posted by Pelican
I'm surprised that no one mention the company that started this moly "thing" and made an excellent name for itself...Liqui-Moly

A good deal of the Liqui-Moly lineup doesn't contain moly in it.


But that's how they started their company thence the name, they're mainly an additive company and they use moly where it benefits the use/engine.

I think it's THE most popular oil-brand in Germany

 

[PimTac]

Originally Posted by MolaKule
Another FIXATION thread on Moly chemistry?





It seems to be a weekly occurrence here.

Also to mention, oils with tri-nuclear moly do not need as much as those with the older forms so saying that a oil with 800ppm vs one with 80ppm is better is misleading.

 

[Oildudeny]

TGMO is rebottled Mobil AFE

 

[PimTac]

Originally Posted by Oildudeny
TGMO is rebottled Mobil AFE





This should attract a certain poster who shall remain nameless. Haven't seen him lately.

 

[Garak]

Originally Posted by MolaKule
Another FIXATION thread on Moly chemistry?

I think "moly" must be fun to type. I'm going to ask Wayne to insert it in the swear filter on April 1.