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Old 02-26-2008, 07:03 PM
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Anyone ever use this oil with MoS2 (Molybdenum Disulfide)? I found this on eBay. Is is quackery or something to try?

eBay Motors: LIQUI MOLY RACETECH TWS 10W60 ENGINE OIL E46 M3 (item 250119169130 end time Mar-19-08 06:50:46 PDT)
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Some say it's even better than Marvel Mystery Oil. I guess it depends on what you use it for.

See this thread for some opinions and insights.
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Whoa! 10w60???
Seems a little....thick!
If you want to try a M0S2 oil, why not take a run at Royal Purple, the 'Synerlec' technology is molybdenum disulfide. It is available in a lot of parts stores (O'Reilly carries it on shelf, $4.99/Qt in Tx) and has a history behind it. They also have the phosphorus and zinc levels to protect flat tappet cams, if that is what you use, so you can avoid problems there.
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Some say it's even better than Marvel Mystery Oil. I guess it depends on what you use it for.

See this thread for some opinions and insights.
Marvel Mystery Oil

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It's my understanding that moly becomes abrasive under high temps. As for what temperatures this occurs, I don't know. Anyone have info on this?
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More about moly and its applications here than you ever wanted to know.

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