QSUD vs M1EP

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Originally Posted By: fscarano
Originally Posted By: CT8
What are you looking for ?


Decent oil that will clean and protect.

Clean and protect what? What is your application?

In general, both oils will do that.
 
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: fscarano
Originally Posted By: CT8
What are you looking for ?


Decent oil that will clean and protect.

Clean and protect what? What is your application?

In general, both oils will do that.


Sonata 2.4 (non turbo) OCI will be 7500.
 
The m1 ep is a long drain oil capable of 15000 miles easily in most applications.
If you aren't extending the interval then use whichever is cheapest.
 
Non-turbo Sonata with 7500 OCI, any synthetic would be good as long as most trips are more than 5-10 miles. Buy any name brand synthetic based on price.
 
Originally Posted By: fscarano
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: fscarano
Originally Posted By: CT8
What are you looking for ?


Decent oil that will clean and protect.

Clean and protect what? What is your application?

In general, both oils will do that.


Sonata 2.4 (non turbo) OCI will be 7500.


Both will do the job equally at a 7500 interval. Mobil 1 EP will have the upper hand for long drains.

I'd go Mobil out of those two.
 
Originally Posted By: kschachn
Which is better, BMW or Mercedes?


Chevy of course.

For the OP, you failed to mention year, but most Hyundais take 5W-20.

Mobil 1 EP 5W-20 is $28.68 for a 5 quart jug at my local Walmart
Quaker State Ultimate Durability 5W-20 is $21.97 for a 5 quart jug at my local Walmart.
Castrol Magnatec 5W-20 is $18.74 for a 5 quart jug at my local Walmart.

Castrol Magnatec in 5W-20 is a full synthetic.

As you can see Mobil 1 EP is a more expensive oil than QSUD and Magnatec. Since you are going to go max 7500 mile OCI, go with Magnatec as it is the least expensive. The money you save can be used to purchase a Fram Ultra oil filter.
 
Originally Posted By: stchman
Originally Posted By: kschachn
Which is better, BMW or Mercedes?


Chevy of course.

For the OP, you failed to mention year, but most Hyundais take 5W-20.

Mobil 1 EP 5W-20 is $28.68 for a 5 quart jug at my local Walmart
Quaker State Ultimate Durability 5W-20 is $21.97 for a 5 quart jug at my local Walmart.
Castrol Magnatec 5W-20 is $18.74 for a 5 quart jug at my local Walmart.

Castrol Magnatec in 5W-20 is a full synthetic.

As you can see Mobil 1 EP is a more expensive oil than QSUD and Magnatec. Since you are going to go max 7500 mile OCI, go with Magnatec as it is the least expensive. The money you save can be used to purchase a Fram Ultra oil filter.



But the oil you use is far more important than the filter you use.
 
For what you want to do, buy whichever is less costly.
That'll generally be QSUD, but current deals and the MIR on M1 may make M1 EP cheaper.
For the OCI you plan to run, either oil should be just fine.
Neither will likely be superior in your use, although M1 EP does have more Grp IV content without doubt, if that even matters.
Incidentally, a quick search of the UOA sub-forum will demonstrate that M1 EP is not a 15K oil in all applications.
 
Originally Posted By: lubricatosaurus
Mobil1 EP is best oil of the two. Any oil that can go 15k miles has to use better basestocks + additives.

That 15K miles only applies to ideal conditions. And who's to say that QSUD can't make it to 15K miles under such ideal conditions as well?
 
Apples & oranges comparison ... One is a regular drain interval synthetic oil and one is an extended . **Unless you plan to use a long drain synthetic oil filter capable of going 15,000 miles I would skip the consideration of M1 EP as you are over - paying for something you don't need .
 
Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR
Non-turbo Sonata with 7500 OCI, any synthetic would be good as long as most trips are more than 5-10 miles. Buy any name brand synthetic based on price.


I drive 125 miles a day. All highway, over two mountains. 2012 Hyundai sonata.
 
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