Moly rich oils?

[Kestas]

My STLE colleague determined that Exxon Superflo is rich in moly.

 

[dave1251]

Motul, Schaffers, Red Line. All of these come to my mind.

 

[dave1251]

I forgot to add that motor oils are reformulated often. So this my be true today. But come 2008 this may change.

 

[Challenger71]

I believe R.Purple should be on this list as well.

 

[dave1251]

Quote:

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I believe R.Purple should be on this list as well.

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http://theoildrop.server101.com/forums/s...true#Post869177

You can be the judge of that.

 

[nooil]

Personally, I like boron better.

 

[salesrep]

"Personally, I like boron better."

Why?

 

[ebaker]

If I remember correctly Maxima oil has about twice the Moly of Redline.

 

[buster]

I have read some good articles on the synergy between boron and zddp as a great anti-wear combo. Moly is primarily used as a FM unless it's over 500ppm. Focusing on one additive or base oil when none of us are chemists/formulators (except a few) is completely pointless.

 

[salesrep]

"Moly is primarily used as a FM unless it's over 500ppm. "

The right moly can be an excellent anti-oxidant. Much underated property in most moly discussions.

 

[AEHaas]

I have a lot of older Snap-On hand tools, also Proto. But then I also have some Craftsman and others. Power garage tools include Porter Cable, Hilti, Milwaukee and others. There is no one brand that does it all. My medium sized hammer drill is a Bosch. Porter cable does the router and belt sander. My most used tool is the Hilti medium sized battery drill. It is small for starter bits and steady as a rock, no slack that can throw things off and light enough to easily keep still. The list goes on.

aehaas