i bet it smells really nice once the engine starts to burn oil!
Coconut and Palm oils as a Engine Lubrication Base
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You're not one of the more and more owners. For all we know, the author was referring to owners of plantations
It could have changed from 5 owners to 8 ..over 2 from the previous year. The devil is in the details not mentioned.
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It could have changed from 5 owners to 8 ..over 2 from the previous year. The devil is in the details not mentioned.
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Originally Posted By: bruce381
there have been some patents posted on the RLI looks like they use PAO and HOBS.
would also need perhaps small amount of ester or other "solubilizer" added since PAO and seed oils have lousy addiitve solubility.
bruce
Reference: http://www.teraspeed.com/RLI/Introduction to RLI Technology .pdf
Under pg 14 table 6: ASTM D4684
It shows a blend of 34% Trisun90, 34% RS80 Veg oil, 2% PPD and 30% parts syn ester to acheive 2581cp at -30'c, does this mean that all RLI 0w oil are using these similar blend base oil?
there have been some patents posted on the RLI looks like they use PAO and HOBS.
would also need perhaps small amount of ester or other "solubilizer" added since PAO and seed oils have lousy addiitve solubility.
bruce
Reference: http://www.teraspeed.com/RLI/Introduction to RLI Technology .pdf
Under pg 14 table 6: ASTM D4684
It shows a blend of 34% Trisun90, 34% RS80 Veg oil, 2% PPD and 30% parts syn ester to acheive 2581cp at -30'c, does this mean that all RLI 0w oil are using these similar blend base oil?
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