[Windflier]

A few folks have said that this stuff works so well, that it saved their engines when they were catastrophically low on oil.

[Clara Lou]

Have you had a problem with regular motor oil? I change mine every 5,000 miles, so I haven’t. I like the old saying”If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” it’s generally a lot cheaper in the long run.

Also, don’t pay any attention to testimonials from people you don’t know.

[taildragger]

Molybdenum Di-sulfide in Slick 50 is used to coat bearings, pistons etc. in racing engines.

The new hot coating is Tungsten Di-Sulfide via NASA via Stanford U.

It is not in Oil, but as a racing engine coating. They claim some marvelous advantages as well as racing trophies to go with it..

Go here for one of the prime appliers with a patented process...http://www.microblueracing.com/

The question begs, who will be the 1st to add Tungsten Di-Sulfide to Oil as a treatment and will it work or be snake oil?

[Moonman62]

Here is a chemical analysis from Bob is the Oil Guy forums. They aren't impressed.