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Microlon: It works. Really well.
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I was involved in an automotive business, and we sold Microlon as a dealer and I've seen amazing results with the product for doing things like extending wear times on items like bearings in industrial applications, where the lifesspan was literally measured to the day. Upon application, their bearings, which were going into an acidic bath, just stopped wearing.
If it moves, Microlon it. Go to their web site and they will have reams of information, and solid testing data, not just testimonials.
From my experience with Microlon, a car would generally get only a 5-8% increase in mileage. Maybe a little better, often.
And components would stop wearing. This was documented using oil analysis which anyone can do, to check for wear with particles in the oil.
Don't worry, I'm not click baiting. I couldn't give a darn if anyone buys it or not.
But my mileage is in no way explained by just the addition of Microlon.
I just did a drive in ≈ 32°F weather, 58 mph, and got 29.8 mpg in the middle of winter?
I love this little truck.
SD
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