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Attention Aircraft Owners and Maintainers... What does your aircraft engine look and perform like inside? Engine With Microlon Protection: Engine WITHOUT Microlon Protection:

What is Microlon?

It is not a fuel or oil additive, it is a ONE-TIME METAL TREATMENT that only uses the fuel and oil as a carrier to transport the product to the engine's bearing surfaces where it cleans, conditions and protects the metal surfaces permanently - without changing any engine tolerances! It was developed in the aircraft industry

The Documented EFFECTS

Reduces fuel consumption Reduces emission of pollutant gasses Reduces oil consumption Normalizes compression Increases oil pressure Lowers oil temperature Increases horsepower Engines run smoother Engines run quieter (especially diesels) Extends engine life Lower maintenance Corrosion protection Dry/cold start protection Provides a margin of safety, in case of sudden oil pressure loss Microlon has been in business since 1964 and we have seen dozens of similar products come and go. Most of the other products are oils or oil treatments while Microlon is a one-time metal treatment. Microlon can be used to treat the top end of the engine through the fuel and the rest of the engine through the crankcase. Microlon CL-100 has been accepted for use in aircraft engines up to 1000 C.I.D. since May 1979. Microlon was entered into an invention competition and won the gold Medaille de Vermeille in Geneva in 1978. No one has been able to duplicate the formulation or its effects since it was invented in 1964. To see what Microlon can do for YOU and YOUR Aircraft PLEASE NOTE: To protect your Jabiru 2200cc & 3300cc and Rotax 912/914 Engines please select the 'Continental A-65' kit for these engines SPECIAL OFFER: Mention this site and you will get $10.00 off your kit price... For each kit sold Microlon will also donate $10.00 to this site! - Thank you for your support! Microlon Authorizations Microlon is Authorized For Use In Aircraft Engines up to 1000cu From the FAA -- Federal Aviation Administration From the DOA (now CASA)                            From the New Zealand Ministry of Transport