Liquimoly does have MoS2! Ok....a bit of additive sub-forum clickbait
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Schlangenol......
Say three our fathers and three hail marys and use Liqui Moly..
This is a classic.......................
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Wins.holymoly
2001 Honda Civic 288000 when traded in.....2004 Honda Civic 299000 when traded in...and a 2007 Honda Accord 386000 when traded it in....ALL on a lesser oil....Mobil 1 and NO oil additives either...Liqui Moly nope....Schlangenol....
Remeber to tithe 10 % to the church of Luqui Moly... It is written.....
My long one was my MK4 2000 Jetta, 220K when I sold it almost all M1 0W40/10Kmi changes. Nearly all highway driving. Why even use M1? Supertech would do the same thing in those Hondas.2001 Honda Civic 288000 when traded in.....2004 Honda Civic 299000 when traded in...and a 2007 Honda Accord 386000 when traded it in....ALL on a lesser oil....Mobil 1 and NO oil additives either...Liqui Moly nope....Schlangenol....
You are probably right on that...
To me, any modern vehicle driven "normally" on basic syn oil changed at ~5K should go easily to 200K at least on the engine lubrication part of things. Folks here have to keep in mind that some of us push these cars well beyond what your average BITOGer does with his 20 year old Camry and for that, I'll use all the crap I can ahhahaha
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Any reports about lowerd fuel Consumption because of lowerd friction of the engine when you use these additives?
That is a point nobody here at BITOG considers when it comes to LM MoS² and Ceratec addtives, it seems.
That is a point nobody here at BITOG considers when it comes to LM MoS² and Ceratec addtives, it seems.
The issue is variable control w/r to mpgs with changes like this....hard to tell.Any reports about lowerd fuel Consumption because of lowerd friction of the engine when you use these additives?
That is a point nobody here at BITOG considers when it comes to LM MoS² and Ceratec addtives, it seems.
Yes, i know. The difference in MPG is hard to tell. But it would be nice to see a before-after test. On a big engine with lots of friction one maybe should see a difference. 1000 Miles and logging the MPG, and then add the LM additve and do again 1000 Miles and lets see the difference.
