KETJENLUBE Polymer Esters Dithiocarbamates Di-esters PDF Article, used as anti-wear agent.
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Pajero!
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Pajero!
Ketjenlube Polymer Esters Dithiocarbamates Di-este
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I'm not aware of any place you can buy Ketjenlube products OTC.
MolaKule
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Already discussed on at least three threads, see HyperLube Zinc Replacement.
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I had to laugh at their website.... "proudly located in Detriot, MI... the Motor City" but not that of spell checkers.
Originally Posted By: MolaKule
Already discussed on at least three threads, see HyperLube Zinc Replacement.
Yes Doc, I read your intellectual thoughts and decided to do some further research. I'm a visual learner, so the charts and graphs helped.
As Einstein stated: The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know.
How many people on BITOG would be interested in obtaining this additive? Just a late night thought.
Respectfully,
Pajero!
Already discussed on at least three threads, see HyperLube Zinc Replacement.
Yes Doc, I read your intellectual thoughts and decided to do some further research. I'm a visual learner, so the charts and graphs helped.
As Einstein stated: The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know.
How many people on BITOG would be interested in obtaining this additive? Just a late night thought.
Respectfully,
Pajero!
I use Hy-per Lube’s polymer ester.
MolaKule
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Originally Posted By: MotoTribologist
I'm not aware of any place you can buy Ketjenlube products OTC.
As with many chemical and additive companies I have to prove that I am qualified to use and handle it.
Here's one of the problems: Chemical and additive companies are very sensitive to proper use and handling of these chemicals because of possible litigation from misuse.
I'm not aware of any place you can buy Ketjenlube products OTC.
As with many chemical and additive companies I have to prove that I am qualified to use and handle it.
Here's one of the problems: Chemical and additive companies are very sensitive to proper use and handling of these chemicals because of possible litigation from misuse.
JAG, Good to know. You are one of a handful of people whom I listen to on this board. I even read some of your older posts.
Respectfully,
Pajero!
Respectfully,
Pajero!
Originally Posted By: JAG
I use Hy-per Lube’s polymer ester.
I have it sitting here waiting to try in one of my vehicles and get a UOA for comparison. I was planning on adding 1 ounce/quart. What is the dose you used? Thanks.
I use Hy-per Lube’s polymer ester.
I have it sitting here waiting to try in one of my vehicles and get a UOA for comparison. I was planning on adding 1 ounce/quart. What is the dose you used? Thanks.
Thanks Pajero.
Demarpaint, I used the recommended treat rate. I can’t remember what it is. I’ll be interested in your UOA.
Demarpaint, I used the recommended treat rate. I can’t remember what it is. I’ll be interested in your UOA.
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Thanks Pajero.
Demarpaint, I used the recommended treat rate. I can’t remember what it is. I’ll be interested in your UOA.
Thanks for the reply. The UOA won't be for a while. IIRC Molakule suggested 1 ounce/quart of oil a while back, now I'm not sure. I was thinking of trying that. The good news is I have time to figure out the dose I want to try.
Thanks Pajero.
Demarpaint, I used the recommended treat rate. I can’t remember what it is. I’ll be interested in your UOA.
Thanks for the reply. The UOA won't be for a while. IIRC Molakule suggested 1 ounce/quart of oil a while back, now I'm not sure. I was thinking of trying that. The good news is I have time to figure out the dose I want to try.
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