MG redline? Snake oil?

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Anyone done any testing of this stuff?

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Multiple, multiple long and involved threads already existing on this abomination of a test. After eight years I'm surprised you haven't seen them.

Outcome of that "test" has no bearing on the efficacy of that product. None, zero, zip.
while you are 100 % right about the testing thing, I think the post is about a magnesium additive.

and yes, assuming you are using a good oil, not messing with the balance of your oil is a better strategy than adding [insert any element here] based additive
 
Multiple, multiple long and involved threads already existing on this abomination of a test. After eight years I'm surprised you haven't seen them.

Outcome of that "test" has no bearing on the efficacy of that product. None, zero, zip.
I haven't used the search feature. I will next time. Thanks for the reminder and answering my suspicions
 
its not Magnesium based..
the product is" MG Red Line"

and there is a reason that tester is called the one armed bandit.. its worthless.
 
its not Magnesium based..
the product is" MG Red Line"

and there is a reason that tester is called the one armed bandit.. its worthless.
is not this the company that started with magnesium dd additives? i thought this was a mg + ceramic (Hexagonal Boron Nitride) additive.

what is in it then?
 
Anyone done any testing of this stuff?

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It looks as if he's playing with the MG Red Line oil additive:

https://mgredline.eu/product/mg-red-line-engine-300ml/?v=d41d8cd98f00

This company is in Poland and is not associated with Red Line Oil of the US.
"
Revolutionary lubrication technology utilizing surface ionisation and polarisation mechanisms to create ultra-thin protective coatings that fundamentally transform mechanical system performance."

Undoubtedly written by a non-tribology person in a marketing firm.
 
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