Lubro Moly oil & engine flush
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Lubro Moly oil & engine flush
So after talking to my brother's mechanic, he tells me of this oil imported from Germany called Lubro Moly, this is the only oil on the market that's not recycled and 100% new so it's nice and bad for the enviorment(probably why it's not here in the US) but anyways! I switched to Lubro Moly 5W-40 synthetic and the car does run stronger believe it or not! before I did this, I did an engine flush with Liqu Moly(same brand of course) and the thing runs liek a million frosties! also did an injector cleaner/lube. I dunno where you order the stuff from but I got it fromt he mechanic, honestly try this stuff if you come across it! I give it
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Liqui Moly is the one I have heard of and it looks similar to the one below. My friend with an RX-7 uses 10W-60 of that German stuff and loves it. Yes, Liqui Moly engine flush is fantastic and cleans virtually everything out. Only stuff better is Auto-RX.
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Originally Posted by Lexmex
Liqui Moly is the one I have heard of and it looks similar to the one below. My friend with an RX-7 uses 10W-60 of that German stuff and loves it. Yes, Liqui Moly engine flush is fantastic and cleans virtually everything out. Only stuff better is Auto-RX.
#5
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Originally Posted by TRD_Power
my friend used Auto-RX on his SC300 and he had more problems after using it
One other good LiquiMoly product that I have used in the oil is Ceratec.
#6
There are several posts on bobistheoilguy about LubroMoly.
I like Seafoam & Marvel Mystery Oil. Hell I'd rather flush with Kerosene than Auto-RX. it works better, but that's just me. Auto-RX is only popular because the owner/maker hovers on Bobsistheoilguy.com forums pimping his stuff at every turn.
I like Seafoam & Marvel Mystery Oil. Hell I'd rather flush with Kerosene than Auto-RX. it works better, but that's just me. Auto-RX is only popular because the owner/maker hovers on Bobsistheoilguy.com forums pimping his stuff at every turn.
#7
Lexus Test Driver
lubro moly used to be the OEM oil used in mercedes/bmw when they came out of the factory, but due to the prices of lubro moly, the german car makers now use castrol syntec instead.
i have used lubro moly jectron and valve cleaner. it works better than any techron or gumout product out there in local auto parts stores.
my buddy of mine uses lubro moly synthetic in his gs4 and it runs very smooth and powerful. i'm thinking of switching over to synthetic as well, but the lubro moly just costs more, compared to mobil1 or castrol syntec.
something that would be interesting, lubro moly vs. amsoil comparison.
i have used lubro moly jectron and valve cleaner. it works better than any techron or gumout product out there in local auto parts stores.
my buddy of mine uses lubro moly synthetic in his gs4 and it runs very smooth and powerful. i'm thinking of switching over to synthetic as well, but the lubro moly just costs more, compared to mobil1 or castrol syntec.
something that would be interesting, lubro moly vs. amsoil comparison.
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Originally Posted by Pheonix
There are several posts on bobistheoilguy about LubroMoly.
I like Seafoam & Marvel Mystery Oil. Hell I'd rather flush with Kerosene than Auto-RX. it works better, but that's just me. Auto-RX is only popular because the owner/maker hovers on Bobsistheoilguy.com forums pimping his stuff at every turn.
I like Seafoam & Marvel Mystery Oil. Hell I'd rather flush with Kerosene than Auto-RX. it works better, but that's just me. Auto-RX is only popular because the owner/maker hovers on Bobsistheoilguy.com forums pimping his stuff at every turn.
#10
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Originally Posted by DASHOCKER
Amsoil is the best bar none. I've tried every brand under the sun, and Amsoil stayed cleaner and performed better than the rest.
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