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Originally Posted by lbszr

I don't know if the good characteristics Molybdenum does what it is suppose to, or maybe too much gets wasted,but if it does Redline has high levels of it. Oil reports show levels of 300 to 600 when looking at 10w/30 and 10w/40. I haven't been able to find Moly in other oils, haven't looked at Klotz though. http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/index....d=54&Itemid=62

Mines staying together so far running Redline, with 2500 track miles at 230-250 oil temps, staying between 4000 and 6500 rpm. It's had Redline for 10000 miles since engine teardown. Hopefully it will not need to come apart again for a long time, except for upgrades, but if it does I'll report back on engine wear.

It seems Molybdenum is an anti-wear additive. Mobil 1, 5W30 seems to have about 80 ppm.
http://neptune.spacebears.com/cars/stories/mobil1.html