Originally Posted By: Colt
Originally Posted By: randomhero439
Originally Posted By: 147_Grain
I (personally) know of no better oil on the market than the 0W-30 for all-around use.
Redline 0w-30
Higher viscosity index
Higher HTHS
Lower pour point
lower CCS viscosity
Higher NOACK however.
Superior anti-wear package.
Maybe but some have said that Redline isn't a good long interval oil.
This leads back to the old "there is no one best oil" argument so much as some that are more suitable for one application than others. If the above is true, then Red Line's oil is a lesser oil for long OCI. Also, if you're trying to blow your engine up with extreme temperatures or overloading it, the Red Line also might not work as well. Clearly, then, for one task it is not a good choice, and also for another task it is not a good choice.
Originally Posted By: randomhero439
Originally Posted By: 147_Grain
I (personally) know of no better oil on the market than the 0W-30 for all-around use.
Redline 0w-30
Higher viscosity index
Higher HTHS
Lower pour point
lower CCS viscosity
Higher NOACK however.
Superior anti-wear package.
Maybe but some have said that Redline isn't a good long interval oil.
This leads back to the old "there is no one best oil" argument so much as some that are more suitable for one application than others. If the above is true, then Red Line's oil is a lesser oil for long OCI. Also, if you're trying to blow your engine up with extreme temperatures or overloading it, the Red Line also might not work as well. Clearly, then, for one task it is not a good choice, and also for another task it is not a good choice.
