MILITEC-!
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From: Cedar Point, NC
RE: MILITEC-!
I have heard of this stuff. The military uses it...it's so slick you cannot use it by itself.
Here is what I heard through a mechanic friend of mine that works on boats. I don't remember much about he said EXACTLY, I only vaguely remember what he said...
So what I'm saying is that this is purely here-say, I have no idea it's validity, nor do I know how accurate it is...were just two guys chatting about oil
Anyway, the viscosity of various oils was tested using a metal ball in a bowl type device, and the ball was some how spun. Pressure via a plate was placed on the ball (as it was spinning), causing friction, and eventually the oil would break down and the ball would quit spinning. The only thing I remember about his results were that the Militec never failed.
Bottom line was that it's to be used as you described, a few drops in your oil.
In the words of Forrest Gump, "That's all I know about the war in Vietnam."
Mac
Here is what I heard through a mechanic friend of mine that works on boats. I don't remember much about he said EXACTLY, I only vaguely remember what he said...
So what I'm saying is that this is purely here-say, I have no idea it's validity, nor do I know how accurate it is...were just two guys chatting about oil
Anyway, the viscosity of various oils was tested using a metal ball in a bowl type device, and the ball was some how spun. Pressure via a plate was placed on the ball (as it was spinning), causing friction, and eventually the oil would break down and the ball would quit spinning. The only thing I remember about his results were that the Militec never failed.
Bottom line was that it's to be used as you described, a few drops in your oil.
In the words of Forrest Gump, "That's all I know about the war in Vietnam."
Mac
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