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Redline Oil 0w20 Voa
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It looks like good oil but not something I'd right home about.
MolaKule
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Originally Posted by PeterPolyol
There always seems to be trace amounts of Fe, Al, and what's this K, Si and Na? The Si at best could be anti-foaming but that's a lot of polysiloxane for anti-foaming IMO
I love Redline and would never hesitate to use it, but that always kind of bothered me. Is this happening during the blending process?
There's traces of Fe and AL in almost all oils because this is due to the metal deactivator chemistry.
There always seems to be trace amounts of Fe, Al, and what's this K, Si and Na? The Si at best could be anti-foaming but that's a lot of polysiloxane for anti-foaming IMO
I love Redline and would never hesitate to use it, but that always kind of bothered me. Is this happening during the blending process?
There's traces of Fe and AL in almost all oils because this is due to the metal deactivator chemistry.
Ah thank you Mola
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