Reply to "ZMAX"

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quote:
Originally posted by ADFD1:
Their claims about soaking into metal and then leaching out leaves a lot to the imagination. Maybe for a fuel system cleaning you'd want something to penetrate and disolve. In oil I'd rather have something like good ole moly to coat the metal. Lubro-moly MoS2 comes to mind, its got quite a following and is cheap!

AD

Well,according to this link info.....you may actually get a lot more bearing wear/corrosion using this additive.

This is a quote from the link below.

"According to the FTC, the CRC L38 test is a standard auto industry tool to measure the bearing corrosion protection properties of motor oils. In February/March 1997, an independent laboratory performed two CRC L38 tests of zMax for Speedway and Oil Chem. In those tests, motor oil treated with zMax produced more than twice as much bearing corrosion as motor oil alone. "

http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2001/02/zmax1.shtm

Use at your own risk is all I can say!

11/16/104:26 PM

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