Originally Posted By: Oil Changer
It would have been more appropriate to post your meaningless musing in a PM to Nickdfresh. Is that the purpose behind BITOG, to convince others you are right and they are wrong? That you somehow know better? But since you obviously wanted me to read and respond, I'll oblige.
Everyone already knows I'm right, and I really don't need you to respond
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What is it exactly you are trying to convince me of? MaxLife is better than M1 HM? Prove it. Dazzle me with some facts.
Not quite, bubs. What I actually said is there really isn't much difference between the two...
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Spare me the Internet anecdotes. What makes an energy conserving, dexos, SN better than M1 HM? Most all HM vehicles don't require any of that.
I don't know the percentages, but some GM's from 2011-12 may very well be getting up in mileage. Most high mileage vehicles don't require any certs actually, but they still have them. Mobil 1 HM carries the ACEA A3/A1-A5 certs, and we're not in Europe yet many will use this to "prove" what a great oil M1 HM is. The fact is that if MaxLife was a "trash" oil it could never meat the Dexos1 cert, which is even more rigorous than the SN standard...
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So what's wrong with SM/SL with it's stronger add pack? M1 10W-30 is ACEA A3. MaxJunk is not.
You're wrong, actually it is
Actually I wrote the above before I read this LOL.
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Got anything of substance besides your opinion, parroted responses, and weak certifications? Come on, convince me.
I could care less what you think, I'm more concerned about quality of posting here, yours seems rather ignorant on this topic. What do I have to "prove?" I'm not the one running around on an Anti-Valvoline jihad using words like "trash" to describe an oil that you have failed to "prove" actually is "trash".
WHY DON'T YOU PROVE IT!! Why don't you tell us about all of the cars using Valvoline "MaxJunk" that are in the junkyard?!..