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has molecular copper (CSL - proprietary active molecular metallurgical ingredients) as part of the additive. I used it in my 1979 Chevy 4x4 small block 400cu at 320,000 and the motor gain power, improved gas mileage and pass emissions. When I pulled the engine oil pan I found about a .05" thick copper silt, it was kind of like copper mud. I contacted the company to inquire whether it was safe to use in a motorcycle and they clearly stated, no. Now using in my 85 Chevy 4x4 400cu with 330,000 miles, on every oil change. I would use on worn-out lawnmower but would not recommend for turbo car. Hope this helps.
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