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Everglide Egd Conventional Engine Oil Treatment on 2040-parts.com

US $18.00
Location:

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply Units Per Package:Pack of 1 Type:Antioxidant/Stabiliser, Anti-Wear, Friction Modifier Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Volume:7oz. UPC:705641230631

Everglide’s EGC formula is based on innovative complex nanoparticles (Moly-Graphene), which reduce friction and wear while providing excellent protection to lubricated parts. Our unique additive extends mileage, engine life and oil drain intervals as well as reduces noise and operating temperature.

Everglide’s engine oil additive outperforms all major oil treatment additive brands such as Tufoil, Liqui Moly, Lucas and many more. Our combination of Moly and Graphene particles results in outstanding friction reduction and wear protection. Graphene is a unique thin layer of pure carbon. It is light, yet one of the strongest compounds known today (about 200 times stronger than steel) with excellent cooling properties, excellent friction reduction and anti-wear properties. Graphene is a revolutionary material which is used in many industries around the world. 

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