Millers CVL Competition Valve Lubricant

Description

Millers CVL Competition Valve Lubricant is a competition valve seat lubricant and combustion enhancer which has been expertly formulated to protect against valve seat recession. Also protects against the corrosive effects of ethanol found in modern E5 and E10 unleaded petrol.

Millers CVL Competition Valve Lubricant

This product can be used as a lead substitute to prevent valve seat recession, or also by engine builders to compensate for deterioration in pump fuel.  Use of this product will also protect vehicles that are susceptible to the destructive effects of ethanol.

APPLICATION

1 bottle (250 mls) treats 20 litres (maximum) of unleaded petrol for all motorsport applications.

USER BENEFITS

• Enables older competition engines to run on modern, unleaded fuel*
• Equally effective in modern engines fitted with knock sensors and catalytic convertors.
• Provides similar flame front control as lead, enabling engines to run more advanced ignition timing without danger of pre-ignition or detonation.
• Mixes with leaded, unleaded, LRP and other fuels containing octane enhancing additives (such as oxygenates, ethanol and MTBE).
• Protects against the corrosive effects of ethanol found in modern E5 and E10 unleaded petrol

* Please refer to the motorsport governing body for fuel treatment regulations.

TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Specific Gravity (@ 15°C) … 0.870
Flashpoint (°C) … >62
Colour Appearance Odour … Pale Yellow

PRODUCT SIZES

Millers CVL Competition Valve Lubricant is supplied in the following sizes: 250ml.

FURTHER INFORMATION

For further information our other fuel treatments, please refer to the FAQs Fuel Additives page and our full range of Road Car Additives, Classic Additives and Motorsport Additives available from our online shop.

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Health and Safety Data Sheet 5587 applies to Millers CVL Competition Valve Lubricant. When used for the purpose recommended and with due regard to the appropriate Health and Safety Data, the product should cause no concern. If in doubt consult with Millers Oils.