Molyslip and Ceramic Oil

[IVIUSTANG]

In my old 1986 Escort however I used a product called Molyslip, a mixture of molybdenum and oil. It greatly helped with dry starting, no top end rattles etc.

Molybdenum is already added to some oils. Here is an analysis I just did on Valvoline High Mileage 10w30. As you can see it has it added. You can buy this off the shelf for relatively little $$ in comparison to full synthetic oils.

Yep your right, many oils do contain a small amount of molybdenum; not sure if any have MOS2 in them though. In any case The amount that was in my escort was much higher than the amount in your analysis. 1000+ PPM is what I intend on installing once it arrives.

IVIUSTANG:By the way where did you live in the Arctic Circle?

bright:OK, we'll both put our weenies back in our pants. We would get frostbite wherever we lived.

As for bright, what am I supposed to get from this? Did you lie and get caught to try and prove a point?

[bright]

Dude, you sooo need to relax. I had to look it up, and indeed I lied. Or it was a mistake, but it's up to you interpret. At this point your pride seems a bit too wounded to relax, so I'll give it to you. Sub Arctic lattitudes, lacked permafrost and too much precipitation.

You are a bit too technical, perhaps like the Mooninites. So you can have the Arctic claim. Personally, I think Carl says what I feel best.

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Try laughing a bit. And this conversation has gotten way too tiresome.