Slick 50, beating the dead horse

[Larry C Leung]

The thing is, did you ever take the oil pan off of a car running motor
oil that was changed at regular intervals?

Also, bike chains don't ever get up to the temps of car engines, nor do
they seem the same type of chemical atmosphere. Pressures MAY be similar.
Not sure there is any way to equate this.

How often does washing off oil in the rain affect your engine?

LL - NY

On Wed, 15 Aug 2001 10:42:28 -0700 (PDT) Jacques Fournier
<jfgte8296 at yahoo.com> writes:
>Well after 250k miles in my Scirocco I took of the oil
>pan and found......... NOTHING!!!!.  Same thing on my
>87 LeBaron and my 82 325i.  I guess I'm just lucky.
>
>I never said the slick 50 stuck to the floor it just
>lubricates.  
>I now have letters from lists of people that use the
>stuff (Slick 50)on their mountain bike chains
>because... get this... It quiets the chain, lubricates
>very well and doesn't wash off in the rain.  Hummmmmm 
>
> There are many measage boards whith positive comments
>about the product and Slick 50 is the "only"
>formulation of a PTFE lubricant I would concider.
>
>I know sluge built up in helocopter engines when the
>military used it.  Do you have a car the reves that
>much or builds up that much heat? 
>
>
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