MotorKote 100 (oil additive)
08-11-03, 05:52 AM
#1
MotorKote 100 (oil additive)
Sorry for the long post.
I have used the search button but did not find anything specific to this product...it has been recently launched in Greece and I would like to know if any one has used it and has any feedback on it - and if it is good for the rotary engine...I have already emailed the company on this subject and will post the answer once I get it
http://www.motorkote.com/
I spoke to one FC user and he was impressed (however he has only used it for a month or so), and a mag review (in greek) said it was not bad (not rotary specific however)
from the site:
[...]
MotorKote 100 engine wear protector dramatically reduces friction, helps to lower engine temperature, boosts power, and increases horsepower. This NEW and very easy to demonstrate engine wear protector is 4 times more concentrated and sells for 50% less than Slick - 50. MotorKote 100 is concentrated using only 1-2 ounces per quart of oil to treat engines for up to 5 years or 50,000 miles or 2500 hours of use between re-application. The protectant is compatible with all oils, gas or diesel engines, power steering, manual or automatic transmissions, gear boxes, transfer cases, marine engines, 2 or 4 stroke engines, even grease. MotorKote 100 is not diluted with SAE 30 weight oil and contains no solids. MotorKote is owned and marketed by a university professor. [...]
I have used the search button but did not find anything specific to this product...it has been recently launched in Greece and I would like to know if any one has used it and has any feedback on it - and if it is good for the rotary engine...I have already emailed the company on this subject and will post the answer once I get it
http://www.motorkote.com/
I spoke to one FC user and he was impressed (however he has only used it for a month or so), and a mag review (in greek) said it was not bad (not rotary specific however)
from the site:
[...]
MotorKote 100 engine wear protector dramatically reduces friction, helps to lower engine temperature, boosts power, and increases horsepower. This NEW and very easy to demonstrate engine wear protector is 4 times more concentrated and sells for 50% less than Slick - 50. MotorKote 100 is concentrated using only 1-2 ounces per quart of oil to treat engines for up to 5 years or 50,000 miles or 2500 hours of use between re-application. The protectant is compatible with all oils, gas or diesel engines, power steering, manual or automatic transmissions, gear boxes, transfer cases, marine engines, 2 or 4 stroke engines, even grease. MotorKote 100 is not diluted with SAE 30 weight oil and contains no solids. MotorKote is owned and marketed by a university professor. [...]
08-11-03, 06:34 AM
#2
The reply from David Persell (11/8/03)
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Yes, you can use MotorKote in your Mazda rotary engine. The only place you do not use MotorKote is brake fluid. Use 1 oz per quart in your oil, transmission, power steering, grease, etc.
If you need anything, let me know.
Dave
[...]
Yes, you can use MotorKote in your Mazda rotary engine. The only place you do not use MotorKote is brake fluid. Use 1 oz per quart in your oil, transmission, power steering, grease, etc.
If you need anything, let me know.
Dave
08-11-03, 11:36 AM
#3
i didnt bother reading that but most additives are a waste. dont know if people have tried zmax, or prolong etc... im going to try the 40 below coolant stuff in my coolant. for the engine i use mobil 1 15w50 all year and MMO. good stuff.
kris
kris
08-12-03, 08:33 AM
#5
mmo= marvel mystery oil. some in the oil and some in the fuel at fill up times. its really good with lubrication and...well ill stop there. i know its good but cant explain why. dont know if you can get it over in greece.
kris
kris
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08-14-03, 07:03 AM
#8
Why not the engine - do you think it would burn leaving ashes ? I put it in tranny and gear so far and I am deliberating what to do in the engine...I have not seen any major differences so far...
I read the review of the Greek edition of Max Power and they used it on a Fiat Punto with 80k km (in the engine), did another 1000 km and then dynoed...it showed a 1.4 hp and 0.1 kg torque benefit if I remember well
However, what seems to bother me is that u guys in the US seem to never have heard of it...
I read the review of the Greek edition of Max Power and they used it on a Fiat Punto with 80k km (in the engine), did another 1000 km and then dynoed...it showed a 1.4 hp and 0.1 kg torque benefit if I remember well
However, what seems to bother me is that u guys in the US seem to never have heard of it...
08-14-03, 07:08 AM
#9
fart on a friends head!!!
i used zmax in my vw. i dont know if it worked or not, but what i did notice was that i was continuously having to add oil. . . A LOT of oil. i just changed my oil and put lucas oil stabilizer in. hopefully it doesnt do the same.
paul
paul
