The most lubricant substance in the world
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The most lubricant substance in the world
I researched tufoil for a long time and decided to get a bottle. Apparently it's the most lubricant substance in the world and in the world record book. It's been around for 50+ years. Just got the bottle, about to put it in, , but has anyone used tufoil before? It would be cool to hear other experiences using cherokees with it. .
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I used it in the late 60's when it was introduced and then in all the gun magazines was advertised for them. I used it on slides on auto's and the bolts for lube worked very well for that even in sub zero temps.
As far as for oil in a car never heard of that but never looked either
As far as for oil in a car never heard of that but never looked either
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Meh. I'd stick to a name-brand 10W30 for your 4.0. No need to run any fancy "snake oils". Unless your wallet is feeling heavy and you need to lighten it.
I use CLP on my modern automatic pistols. I have heard of folks using TuffOil on firearms in the past tho. My older ones (Mosin) still get the full Hoppes and RemOil treatment. The AK gets plain old red-n-tacky grease on the rails and bolt grooves.
I use CLP on my modern automatic pistols. I have heard of folks using TuffOil on firearms in the past tho. My older ones (Mosin) still get the full Hoppes and RemOil treatment. The AK gets plain old red-n-tacky grease on the rails and bolt grooves.
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Rotella synthetic blend here too. Never leave home without it! lol
I understand Rotella still has old school wear fighting zinc compounds in it. Most run of the mill modern oils do not in order to increase cat converter life.
I understand Rotella still has old school wear fighting zinc compounds in it. Most run of the mill modern oils do not in order to increase cat converter life.
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Its an additive, you still put in your regular oil, BUT add Tufoil to the oil when u change it. It will mix with your oil and help lubrication. I actually like this stuff now.
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Though I am not familiar with TufOil, I think it is a PTFE additive. There's a reason DuPont won't let any of them use the "Teflon" brand mark.
Give this a gander: http://www.1expired.com/dura-lube_slick50.htm
Give this a gander: http://www.1expired.com/dura-lube_slick50.htm