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"/s" means sarcasm... it was a joke.Really, what about there ESP Line? Sounds 2 me that you are Making a Claim Without any Evidence!
"/s" means sarcasm... it was a joke.Really, what about there ESP Line? Sounds 2 me that you are Making a Claim Without any Evidence!
Premium motor oils that have the same or similar licenses and OEM approvals will perform similarly. You'd have to go down to budget products to see somewhat of a difference, and that's when you're pushing the oil to its limits. For example Castrol GTX vs Castrol EDGE EP.So does Mobil 1, thinking about trying Castrol or Valvoline EP?
On the previous page you're going to see a UOA from Mobil 1 I had done back in October..Premium motor oils that have the same or similar licenses and OEM approvals will perform similarly. You'd have to go down to budget products to see somewhat of a difference, and that's when you're pushing the oil to its limits. For example Castrol GTX vs Castrol EDGE EP.
What makes for an indecently balanced oil?look at Schaeffers 5w-30 9000 additive pack,,real nice along with a proper base oils,decently balanced oil
Where did you get the idea that bargain oils may not properly be made? They all have to meet minimum requirements to be a licensed product, meetings those requirements means it is a properly made product.read decently balanced oil,,look over the site for virgin oil testing here and other sites,,also to mention Schaeffers reputation to blend very good oil,,and many competivive brands like Amsoil,HPL,etc,,lots of reviews,tests to read some good and some not so good , some of the bargin oils may not be properly made,read & study on
Hmm.read decently balanced oil,,look over the site for virgin oil testing here and other sites,,also to mention Schaeffers reputation to blend very good oil,,and many competivive brands like Amsoil,HPL,etc,,lots of reviews,tests to read some good and some not so good , some of the bargin oils may not be properly made,read & study on
How did you determine from VOA's that some of the bargain oils may not be be properly blended or have a sufficient formulation?read decently balanced oil,,look over the site for virgin oil testing here and other sites,,also to mention Schaeffers reputation to blend very good oil,,and many competivive brands like Amsoil,HPL,etc,,lots of reviews,tests to read some good and some not so good , some of the bargin oils may not be properly made,read & study on
Your Spelling is very good facility1. The rest of your English presentation here is difficult to read.i try to look at the engine oil virgin test results and used ones as to the tbn, hths,ccs etc , or what is still in the oil after it is used,also the new amounts of ingredients in oil,the safety data sheets ,overall reputation of the lubricant (and blender) ,,,maybe I'm wrong but this is what I look at when this comes to add packs,any good information can be useful,,it seems like you get what you pay for,,a oil that does barely meets sp-gf-6a or a high priced oil like Amsoil,HPL,Schaeffers,etc, assuming they have better formulations in general in conjunction with in house testing engine labs,and how far over spec are their oils in published information,and some of the technical sheets (bobistheoilguy) are interesting point of information,there is a great deal to learn on the subject of engine lubrication (tribology),hopefully though education on this site or Machinery/lubrication publications,PQIA,etc