5.7 Hemis take 5W-20.
KENDALL GT-1 HIGH PERFORMANCE SYN BLEND 5W-30
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Originally Posted by Slick17601
5.7 Hemis take 5W-20.
With MDS, yes it specs 5w20.
Previous years was 5w30,
What year is OPs truck?
5.7 Hemis take 5W-20.
With MDS, yes it specs 5w20.
Previous years was 5w30,
What year is OPs truck?
2018
Kendall of today is nothing of the old days which is a shame
Originally Posted by Excel
Kendall of today is nothing of the old days which is a shame
In what way? Or are you simply romanticizing about oil coming in a can?🤔
Today's SN/GF5 lubes are better than they've ever been.
Kendall of today is nothing of the old days which is a shame
In what way? Or are you simply romanticizing about oil coming in a can?🤔
Today's SN/GF5 lubes are better than they've ever been.
Originally Posted by Excel
Kendall of today is nothing of the old days which is a shame
Nope, nothing like the old days where oil was worn out in 3000 miles.
As mentioned, it is made by Connoco/Phillips and all of their oils are good oils.
They meet API, ILSAC, and ACAE specs and have show to have good VOA and UOA.
I wonder how similar the Kendall Syn blend is to Motorcraft oil?
Kendall of today is nothing of the old days which is a shame
Nope, nothing like the old days where oil was worn out in 3000 miles.
As mentioned, it is made by Connoco/Phillips and all of their oils are good oils.
They meet API, ILSAC, and ACAE specs and have show to have good VOA and UOA.
I wonder how similar the Kendall Syn blend is to Motorcraft oil?
Originally Posted by blupupher
Originally Posted by Excel
Kendall of today is nothing of the old days which is a shame
Nope, nothing like the old days where oil was worn out in 3000 miles.
You mean 2,000 miles, right? That's what the 2 fingers of the Kendall logo were for. (-;
In actual fact, Kendall had some really excellent engineers in place at one time. Doubtless Phillips 66 has good engineers today, too, but at this point Kendall is just a name on a bottle; nothing more, nothing less.
Originally Posted by Excel
Kendall of today is nothing of the old days which is a shame
Nope, nothing like the old days where oil was worn out in 3000 miles.
You mean 2,000 miles, right? That's what the 2 fingers of the Kendall logo were for. (-;
In actual fact, Kendall had some really excellent engineers in place at one time. Doubtless Phillips 66 has good engineers today, too, but at this point Kendall is just a name on a bottle; nothing more, nothing less.
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