I was looking at the Petroleum Institute website and noticed that Super Tech 5w30 shows better numbers than Pennzoil YB 5w30
http://www.pqiamerica.com/SupertechApril2010.htm
http://www.pqiamerica.com/pennzoillabelrevnew.htm
Volatility(ASTM D5800)
ST=11.6 ... YB=13.8
Calcium
ST=1,995 ... YB=2066
Phosphorus, ppm
ST=800 ... YB=774
Zinc, ppm
ST=886 ... YB=884
Molybdenum, ppm
ST=152 ... YB=0
TBN, mg KOH/g, (ASTM D2896)
ST=7.6 ... YB=8.4
Sulfur, ppm
ST=2,704 ... YB=3,901
Calcium is a little higher in the YB which may account for higher TBN. Sulfur is lower in the ST and Moly is higher.
http://www.pqiamerica.com/SupertechApril2010.htm
http://www.pqiamerica.com/pennzoillabelrevnew.htm
Volatility(ASTM D5800)
ST=11.6 ... YB=13.8
Calcium
ST=1,995 ... YB=2066
Phosphorus, ppm
ST=800 ... YB=774
Zinc, ppm
ST=886 ... YB=884
Molybdenum, ppm
ST=152 ... YB=0
TBN, mg KOH/g, (ASTM D2896)
ST=7.6 ... YB=8.4
Sulfur, ppm
ST=2,704 ... YB=3,901
Calcium is a little higher in the YB which may account for higher TBN. Sulfur is lower in the ST and Moly is higher.