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how did the 12.5 oil look thanks for the responce

https://blog.amsoil.com/what-happens-if-i-use-the-wrong-weight-viscosity-of-oil/#Engines%20Are%20Built%20to%20Use%20A%20Certain%20Viscosity%20of%20Motor%20Oil

Been running 10K oil changes in my 2015 f150 v6 turbo with 105000 miles on it does not burn a drop of oil and runs great

I have been 10K on my 2015 f150 v6 twin turbo full synthetic oil. I do notice it's quieter after an oil change.

I always did 10K oil changes on my V6 Toyotas and got over 200K with zero issues. I did a front valve cover gasket at 210K miles on my Camry engine was beyond clean. Aircraft jet engines have no oil change intervals FYI

With all the oil tests done with Blackstone, What is the final conclusion on the best 20 K oil?

I have been running 10K oil changes on my Toyotas and fords since 1996 and never had an issue getting over 200K miles plus and have never burned a drop of oil. Crazy how people waste their money and bad for the environment by changing oil early just to make themselves feel better

I have the 3.5 engine why do you say it's harder on oil. Both have turbos. Thanks

Are you still doing 20K mile oil intervals? Thanks for the info I appreciate people posting facks.

Why?

Well even the radial engine in the military WW2 we just add oil no change times.

Sorry, was out of the country. We never change the oil in jet engines just add oil as needed. I was looking a post on the website where a guy ran T-6 for 22K miles and blackstone said it was still good oil.

I have always been amazed at people changing the oil at 3k or 5k. Had a 1995 Toyota Camry v6 ran Mobil 1 synthetic 10K oil changes at 200k my front valve cover started to leak when I took the cover off the inside looked brand new. Car never burned a drop of oil. Now I run Mobil 1 in my 2015 F150...