The OP is in the south. They don't get that many days out of the year where they have to turn on the heat.
Highest Viscosity @ 100 Degrees C. 0W20 Oil ?
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True enough but still Georgia isn't south Florida, they do get snow their. Regardless, the point remains, even starting a cold engine at room temp' and using high rev's is not conducive to a long engine life. The lighter the oil is on start-up the better.
It's the main reason I use a high VI oil in my track car.
It's the main reason I use a high VI oil in my track car.
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* We get temps in the teens and below in North Georgia.
* One Hyundai engine has 100K + miles on it so I don't want a 0W20 oil too thin at operating temp.
* A 0W oil with fastest start up protection (at any temp) is also preferred.
* We get temps in the teens and below in North Georgia.
* One Hyundai engine has 100K + miles on it so I don't want a 0W20 oil too thin at operating temp.
* A 0W oil with fastest start up protection (at any temp) is also preferred.
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