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Honda 4 cyl are getting good results going 10,000 miles and more with name brand synthetics. Why not take advantage of this longer OCI?
Has been discussed inthe following thread:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...052#Post2763052
There is virtually no difference between the two oils so I'd probabily go with the syn' blend. By the same token there is also very little price difference, so whatever.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...052#Post2763052
There is virtually no difference between the two oils so I'd probabily go with the syn' blend. By the same token there is also very little price difference, so whatever.
Just go buy the Toyota ow-20 and change it every 8k/mi. Use a Wix/NAPA gold or Napa Platinum and call it a day.
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
Has been discussed inthe following thread:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...052#Post2763052
There is virtually no difference between the two oils so I'd probabily go with the syn' blend. By the same token there is also very little price difference, so whatever.
How are you certain of the base oil quality from the VI alone?
How are you certain that the additive package is identical?
Has been discussed inthe following thread:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...052#Post2763052
There is virtually no difference between the two oils so I'd probabily go with the syn' blend. By the same token there is also very little price difference, so whatever.
How are you certain of the base oil quality from the VI alone?
How are you certain that the additive package is identical?
Originally Posted By: Indydriver
Honda 4 cyl are getting good results going 10,000 miles and more with name brand synthetics. Why not take advantage of this longer OCI?
Honda Accord 4 cyl are getting good results even with store brand conventional . This engine is very gentle on oil. I'd use syn blend with OCIs under 10,000 and synthetic otherwise.
Honda 4 cyl are getting good results going 10,000 miles and more with name brand synthetics. Why not take advantage of this longer OCI?
Honda Accord 4 cyl are getting good results even with store brand conventional . This engine is very gentle on oil. I'd use syn blend with OCIs under 10,000 and synthetic otherwise.
Originally Posted By: The Critic
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
Has been discussed inthe following thread:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...052#Post2763052
There is virtually no difference between the two oils so I'd probabily go with the syn' blend. By the same token there is also very little price difference, so whatever.
How are you certain of the base oil quality from the VI alone?
How are you certain that the additive package is identical?
They're virtually identical as much as a VOA will tell you.
Honestly considering the marginal price difference between the two oils it would make no business sense to go to the cost of formulating two different oils.
As best as I can make it out, it's all about marketing, giving the consumer a perceived choice.
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
Has been discussed inthe following thread:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...052#Post2763052
There is virtually no difference between the two oils so I'd probabily go with the syn' blend. By the same token there is also very little price difference, so whatever.
How are you certain of the base oil quality from the VI alone?
How are you certain that the additive package is identical?
They're virtually identical as much as a VOA will tell you.
Honestly considering the marginal price difference between the two oils it would make no business sense to go to the cost of formulating two different oils.
As best as I can make it out, it's all about marketing, giving the consumer a perceived choice.
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