My Napa got some new valvoline motor oil in stock today. Behold Valvoline Restore. Comes in 0-20, 5w20, 5w30. $7.99/qrt, or 35.99 5qt jug
other than, “yeah I used it and my engine didn’t blow up” there’s not much objectively that can be quantified and assigned to a given oil. About the only thing (which is still subjective to a degree) would be under VC or oil pan pics, before & after.Looking forward to posts about its efficacy.
I sawed 10 quarts in my stashWe seent it
Is there any evidence that this Valvoline oil won't do what it says?The real "Restore & Protect" can be found in @High Performance Lubricants' product line. Their products actually work, and they do so really really well.
Probably NOT....Is there any evidence that this Valvoline oil won't do what it says?
I’m going to run it next OCI after 25% EC30 in a 5.3L now - Cut and post both filters …Is there any evidence that this Valvoline oil won't do what it says?
There is plenty of evidence that @High Performance Lubricants does what it claims, and zero evidence for the Valvoline product.Is there any evidence that this Valvoline oil won't do what it says?
It's the same price at Napa when AZ first released it who was running an oil change special that included the oil filter. It's about time Walmart finally got theirs so we can get it for a decent price at least. The parts stores are all overpriced on oil, even when they include the filter you still paid too much.Cool. Prices seem reasonable for Napa. FYI there are threads already out there about this oil. Looking forward to posts about its efficacy.
Their diesel Restore oil was working exactly as intended before "HPL" was even a whisper on this board.There is plenty of evidence that @High Performance Lubricants does what it claims, and zero evidence for the Valvoline product.
Frankly, as someone who has EC30 in an engine - I find it has been greatly exaggerated here … There, I said it …There is plenty of evidence that @High Performance Lubricants does what it claims, and zero evidence for the Valvoline product.
At the price it sells for - nothing ventured - it’s a normal Walmart price oil change …Valvoline's claims are bold though in that they specifically state other motor oils clean by capturing carbon and cleaning sludge but don't have the ability to clean harder carbon piston deposits. I would exclude HPL and Amsoil SS from this claim being they're not mainstream oils so it is likely Valvoline is talking about your off-shelf oils which likely do not have that ability.