Synlube?

[SSQ]

Hey guys,

I recently heard of something called Synlube recently and it's suppose to last something like 15 billion lightyears. Anybody has experience with it?

www.synlube.com

It's not like I am considering to use it or anything, but it just sounds interesting from a engineering point of view.

 

[Bryanccfshr]

Oily extract from legless reptile.

 

[LargeCarManX2]

You know, it is an interesting website....too bad the oil has not been tested /with Used Oil Analysis done to prove his point. Synlube won't gain any respect until the owner "houcker" or "houckster" on this site sends out some product for someone to try. He seems like a pretty decent person.

 

[Curious Kid]

I wonder if this guy asked for the original engine from a user's Subaru wagon after it was changed-out due to failure from a "head gasket," to gain insight? Would be nice to see just how it looked!

 

[pipebender]

I would not take Synlube seriously because of the old M1 "square" bottle used in one of the pic, without the temper proof ring!

 

[Shannow]

aaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrggggggggggghhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[peterr]

Quote:

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particles of Graphite, PTFE and MoS2 are colloidally suspended in a mixture of synthetic liquid lubricants.

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AAAAA OOOOO GAAAHHHH, stay away

 

[AndyH]

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I recently heard of something called Synlube recently and it's suppose to last something like 15 billion lightyears. Anybody has experience with it?

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Do some searching and you'll see that it gets mentioned from time-to-time.

 

[Gene K]

Graphite, PTFE, and MoS2....

Note to self... Do not use even if its free

 

[SSQ]

I did a search and all I ended up with was two pretty unrelated threads.

 

[Jason8691]

If I were a millionaire Id try it just to see what happened.