My MicroBlue experience

I missed that "comparable to other coatings" statement on their website? I did not know it was comparable because their process has a patent.

Give them a call before you decide. They have dropped their pricing since they are doing alot of trucking stuff now.

 

Just something I took from their engine bearing flyer. I will call to be sure.

 

Mark Colberg with Colberg High Performance Tractors is one of the top tractor pulling builders in the World that MicroBlues everything on his high performance tractors. http://colbergtractor.com/pulling.html






Here is a video Mark Colberg made demonstrating MicroBlue:

[video=youtube_share;mgjb-tSWoWc]http://youtu.be/mgjb-tSWoWc[/video]

An interview with Mark Colberg demonstrating MicroBlue and describing how it works:

[video=youtube_share;BXv3RtS_veg]http://youtu.be/BXv3RtS_veg[/video]

Mark Colberg is so sold on MicroBlue that he got licensed to do the Microblue process in house for all his customers. http://colbergtractor.com/microBlue.html

 

Keep us posted.

 

Any updates?

 

Still a skeptic. If I take a bearing and rough up all the contact surfaces with a file and another bearing untouched you couldn't tell the difference after they where installed which was which.

So how can you tell the difference between a micro polished bearing and an untouched new bearing?

The weight (as friction due to gravity) of the equipment and the viscosity of the lubricant is what resists movement in a bearing.

It is known that after the MB process users will switch to a less viscous lubricant which I suspect makes the difference in any consistent measurable amount of mpg improvement.

But there is money to be made as a MB purveyor. Just ask recent millionaire Mr. Turbo 3000 vada.

I can make my mpg range from the high 4s to the low 8s. You can bet yer booty if I shell out a pile of sheckels on a questionable fuel saving device I'm gonna justify the expenditure by driving with a light foot.

 

Where did you get this from?

Because MicroBlue nor do I recommend doing this.

 

There are always the the praise singers and those shouting "Snake Oil".
Then there are credible products and real shams.
Knowing the difference is the trick.

Dice do you promise , cross your heart and hope to die that you are not paid to push this product?

 

Good deal.

My Microblue treated wheel bearings and rear ends have around 200,000 miles on them and the Microblue treated transmission has around 150,000 miles on it with fuel mileage still like it was when the MicroBlue parts were added.

A MicroBlue treated in frame kit is definately on my list of to do items when it is time for it to be done.