engine oil + TUNGSTEN DISULFIDE(=ws2 powder) ???

[finetree]

hello
i am a newer

my caddy is 2003 seville sts 4.6 95k km

i have some questions about........
engine oil + ws2 powder

i have a many interests about ws2 powder
i want to mix ws2 + engine-oil for my car.
is it good? or not?
please help me.....

1. what is a effectiveness when ws2+ engine-oil
2. ws2 is harmless additives for engine?
3. which is best ws2 power(for engineoil) 0.6 micron vs 90 nano ?
4. 0.6 micron ws2 powder is not usefull for engine oil?
5. how long it's effectiveness ? how long ws2's durability?
6. what is more effect among added mineral , syn , fully syn ?
7. any inform about ws2 is in need

sorry for my poor english
thank you...

 

[demarpaint]

I use/used Tungsten Disulfide to coat bullets, and looked into it for the sake of curiosity to add to engine oil. The product doesn't stay in suspension that well and settles out quickly which is why it is not used much or at all as an oil additive. I went so far as to speak with a company that makes and sells the product. It might also settle out and collect in the bottom of your oil pan.

MoS2 was a better choice because it stay in suspension much longer than Tungsten Disulfide.

 

[Koz1]

90 Nanometers to Microns = 0.09

 

[MolaKule]

There is a such a thing as tungsten ammoniate that is soluble in oils.

However, I would not use any AW additive in powder form in anything but greases.

 

[4wheeldog]

Personally, I would leave the addition of metals as antiwear additives to the engineers developing the additive packs for the oil companies. Too many possible ways for it to go wrong, when done as a DIY project.

 

[geeman789]

Just buy a quality oil... it will have all the additives you need.... !