Hy-perlube Racing Formula

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I bought several bottles of this at about 1/2 price.

Wonder if anyone has used this product?

Would like to use it in an over 200K mile manual trans that is in good condtion...3 qts Mobil synthetic gear oil, 1 qt Hyperlube, and some moly.


http://www.hyperlube.com/prod_racing.asp

"HY-PER LUBE RACING FORMULA is a special blend of HY-PER LUBE with the addition of Technical Grade Jojoba Oil, the finest natural friction reducing lubricant available, this combination creates the maximum performance oil supplement for racing and high stress street applications."
 
Dear David,

Our product does not contain chlorine or chlorinated compounds.



John Latousek

Hy-Per Lube Corp.

(888) 275-0015, (425) 558-3700

Fax (425) 558-3900



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From: Dawn Sanders [mailto:[email protected]]
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From: David Allen [mailto:D[email protected]]
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Can you answer the following questions about your product please.





1. Percentage of chlorine by weight,
2. decomposition by-products,
3. At what temperature do these chlorinated compounds (CP's) decompose,
4. how hygroscopic are these esters/paraffins
5. What ASTM metal and corrosion tests have these CP's been subjected to, what were the testing parameters, and what were the results/findings.
6. useful life in lubricating fluids.
 
Generally.....similar to a combination of Lucas Oil Treatment and Lubegard?
 
How much does it cost per bottle. per ounce?

How much Jojoba oil is contained therein and not merely diluted?

Prices I have seen are approx. $1.40 to $1.70/ounce for first-pressed Jojoba oil.

[ July 20, 2004, 03:58 PM: Message edited by: MolaKule ]
 
let me see if I can further explain:

Jojoba oil is a very good natural ester.

But I have not seen any results to-date to determine how much Jojoba oil in a synthesized ester, hydrocarbon, or mineral oil reduces friction and wear, or stabilizes tbn, or reduces oxidation.

Does the company have any white papers, biased or otherwise, that discusses any of this?
 
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