[Brutal Metal]

Just got an e-mail back from a technician at Militec, here's his recommendation for our motors,
an 8oz bottle added to a new oil change every 15-20K miles and it's compatable with both synthetic and conventional oil..
I've seen this size bottle on Ebay in the $20-$25 range with an even bigger savings if you opt for the 16oz size, I'm gonna give it a try it's pretty interesting stuff, it was originally made for Firearms.

[Snake Pliskin]

I've been using Militec for years. I personally opt for a case of it in the 16oz bottles. It used to cost me about 160 bucks for 12 bottles but I haven't bought it in a while (that was with a law enforcement discount) . I have a coworker that was in Iraq. He said Militec was far superior to CLP in their M-4s. I told him I was already clued in. My own firearms function better after being treated. I am in no way affiliated with their company. I was turned on to it about 10 years ago by a mechanic that allowed me to perform a test in his shop. He had a simple lever that applied downforce to a spinning bearing. I poured various lubes to the bearing and applied downforce until the bearing seized. I throughly cleaned the bearing with break cleaner between tests. After locking up a dry bearing with almost no downforce, conventional motor oil was the first lube up. It seized with the lever pushed about a third of the way. Synthetic was good for just a few more pounds of downforce. Next up was Slick 50 which did allow for more downforce than synthetic motor oil but the bearing still seized. Lastly I used Militec. I could press the lever completely towards the floor AND KEEP IT THERE with no seizure. I wish I had been able to test Am Sol or Lucas products but the Militec test told me what i needed to know. I personally performed each test. There was no way to rig the test. Up until that time I had always been sceptical of additives. All I can say is I'm a convert. Oh yeah, I'm a reloader as well. My bullet velocities chrono higher after being treated with everything else remaining constant.

[Brutal Metal]

Wow that's Awesome! Yeah I've used Lucas before but became alarmed how thick and sticky the stuff was, DEFINTELY not the SAE 10 weight that the Militec 1 is, thanks for the info I'm gonna tell my boss at work about the product, he's a HUGE gun afficiando, I wanna see if he's heard about it, I'M SOLD!

[yomadmike]

Originally Posted by 2oo5GT

Mine says 5W20 and that's all i use. I use mobile 1 synthetic and nothing else.

+1

That's all I use. Mostly because I bought mine used and the previous owner used Mobil1 from day 1. But I've been pleased so far.