I wonder if this contains Polymer Esters like Ketjen 135 (Hyper Lube)? I know it won't show on a VOA. It has great reviews on amazon. However; most are all anecdotal. Interesting product. But, today's motor oils provide sufficient protection.
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This guy on YouTube called project farm does awesome tests of products..... the motorkote did better in these tests than any product I have ever seen...... he plans to do much more testing in the future
https://youtu.be/88vwUwa3igQ
https://youtu.be/88vwUwa3igQ
Exactly,but sadly there seems to be no shortage of people who know much more than scientists and engineers from Blackstone and other labs who test oil and additives every day. If there was a benefit to aftermarket engine additives,the Blackstone guys would know and recommend it. Since they see no benefit to adding anything to oil or fluids, people would be wise to take their advice. Today's engine oils both conventional and synthetics already have all of the additives an engine would ever need, of course if people think they know better than the oil engineers and want to lighten their wallets,so be it.
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KetjenLube 135 would have a SUS of around 150@212F unless they have cut with a thinner oil.
Without a GC and or an NMR analysis, there would be no way to really tell what it is.
Furthermore, unless Blackstone was specifically asked to test for Chlorine, there is no way to tell if it is a chlorinated compound.
Without a GC and or an NMR analysis, there would be no way to really tell what it is.
Furthermore, unless Blackstone was specifically asked to test for Chlorine, there is no way to tell if it is a chlorinated compound.
Too bad we can't see a Chlorine in the analysis
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