Silicone as an oil additive?

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Actually, I was thinking of tire silicone =P (seriously) and more along the lines of a shotglass's worth into an already full oil pan. My humble experience had been that silicone is a gift from the heavens. I use black magic like armor-all on the vinyl inside and the back of the seats and the dashboard, it lubes the hinges and acts as a fantastic water proofing for the underside and really gets into those hard to reach places. When tree sap land on my car, I spray it with tire silicone and the solvents dissolve it and leave a nice shiny spot, so I silicone the entire car afterward. It GLEAMS. I also spray the windows so the wipers just glide across the glass. Now I did try it out on some dispossessed bearings I had laying around and oil seems to have a viscosity that gives it a resistence. The silicone bearing almost free spun.

Seriously, how about a shotglass's worth in the transmission? I already have redline in there and a little extra lube shouldn't hurt it, right?