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Anybody hear / know anything about this stuff:
Diesel Engines
Diesel Engines
CerMet?
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*** is it? Looks like a little thing of conductive heat sink paste.
With all else aside though, it's snake oil, typos all over the place. I don't see how turning your metal into "complex" molecules of ceramic helps much... Oil does a pretty good job of lubricating things. It is true friction steals a bit of power from diesel engines but I think it'd take a bit more to convince people and prove it works.
With all else aside though, it's snake oil, typos all over the place. I don't see how turning your metal into "complex" molecules of ceramic helps much... Oil does a pretty good job of lubricating things. It is true friction steals a bit of power from diesel engines but I think it'd take a bit more to convince people and prove it works.
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I think there is potential in the RIGHT nano-particles to be able to create the benefits advertised.
But, looking at the MSDS, I'm not seeing anything other than grease. There is something propritary in there, but I'm not seeing some of the key warnings that I would expect to see from a true nano-particle containing product.
Good idea, but I'm not sure these guys pulled it off. I'll wait to see some more complete documentation first.
But, looking at the MSDS, I'm not seeing anything other than grease. There is something propritary in there, but I'm not seeing some of the key warnings that I would expect to see from a true nano-particle containing product.
Good idea, but I'm not sure these guys pulled it off. I'll wait to see some more complete documentation first.
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