4x4 Action Group

This is an introduction to Uniglide. It is a purely ZA product that has been neglected over the last couple of years. I have got onboard and I am hoping to revive this to where it is supposed to be.

There are some videos and testimonials here. https://www.facebook.com/uniglide/

In the mean time, I have Aerosol spray for R65 per can and 500ml bottles for R100, to members of the 4x4 fraternaty.

Pierre, I would like to offer you a sponsorship for your performance car of your choice. Uniglide has a long history with racers. Bathurst for one.

Little confused here Henris. On the can it says from Australia. Have we taken over the manufacturing or is it still imported?

Is this not Prolong in a different guise?

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Nico-MAD wrote:Little confused here Henris. On the can it says from Australia. Have we taken over the manufacturing or is it still imported?

The ZA side of the company has been neglected badly, for many years. So I am now trying to get it to where it is supposed to be.

Uniglide's major share holder is Stephen Walker. A Saffer now in Australia.

Uniglide has always been produced in ZA and exported to Australia.

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ThysleRoux wrote:Is this not Prolong in a different guise?

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No no. They are arch rivals. Anybody that wants to call us out to a one on one challenge, is more than welcome. Personally, after I saw what Prolong does in an engine and what Uniglide does in an engine, the Uniglide wins, hands down.

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henris wrote:

ThysleRoux wrote:Is this not Prolong in a different guise?

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No no. They are arch rivals. Anybody that wants to call us out to a one on one challenge, is more than welcome. Personally, after I saw what Prolong does in an engine and what Uniglide does in an engine, the Uniglide wins, hands down.

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Good to know - I have also seen the gunk created by Prolong and asked the question because their claims to fame are so similar.

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There is a lot on FB under Uniglide, in testimonials etc.

This stuff is really as good as I am punting.

Similar to UDF, it is seriously attacked by the OEM manufacturers. With UDF and Uniglide, they don't get breakdowns.

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Is this 2SO in another bottle?

KurtG wrote:Is this 2SO in another bottle?

No no. This is a Friction Modifier. The idea is to aid with all friction reduction. And it does a potent job at that.

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Thanks Henris only test is use and abuse
Currently need to strip the Buggys engine and investigate damage after oil pipe came off

Should be ready to run in January

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Thanks Henris only test is use and abuse
Currently need to strip the Buggys engine and investigate damage after oil pipe came off

Should be ready to run in January

Uniglide has been here before.

Thanks Henris. Great response. I'm sure this is the same product we used many years ago on the motorbike chains as well. I used to get all the left overs from my Dad's racing buddy.

henris wrote: Similar to UDF, it is seriously attacked by the OEM manufacturers. With UDF and Uniglide, they don't get breakdowns.

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Wish I knew about this stuff when I had my Landrover

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My old girl only gets the best

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Hi Henry

Do you have a copy of the tests that were done by the University in Australia