In my random cleaning of the garage today I ran across some Silicon oils that I used to use in the shock absorbers of my 1/8th scale off road vehicles.
One of these "weights" was 7,000wt which was thicker than honey, and one was 50,000wt that was thicker than tar, but both were still viscus. Now, since these are in fact lubricants, what is stopping anyone from using the 600wt in and about the Model A where appropriate?
Oh, forgot to mention, they were also used in the drive gear assemblies.
Are we banned from using pure Silicon lubricants in the Model A?
One of these "weights" was 7,000wt which was thicker than honey, and one was 50,000wt that was thicker than tar, but both were still viscus. Now, since these are in fact lubricants, what is stopping anyone from using the 600wt in and about the Model A where appropriate?
Oh, forgot to mention, they were also used in the drive gear assemblies.
Are we banned from using pure Silicon lubricants in the Model A?
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