motorcraft synblend
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Originally Posted by avi1777
found it
http://www.pqiamerica.com/Janaury 2012 test results/Jan2012b1.html
The test is 8 years out of date .The Motorcraft oil changed drastically .
found it
http://www.pqiamerica.com/Janaury 2012 test results/Jan2012b1.html
The test is 8 years out of date .The Motorcraft oil changed drastically .
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Originally Posted by avi1777
found it
http://www.pqiamerica.com/Janaury 2012 test results/Jan2012b1.html
The test is 8 years out of date .The Motorcraft oil changed drastically .
where do i find the current specs?
it was ilsac 4 now its5 isnt it better?
Originally Posted by avi1777
found it
http://www.pqiamerica.com/Janaury 2012 test results/Jan2012b1.html
The test is 8 years out of date .The Motorcraft oil changed drastically .
where do i find the current specs?
it was ilsac 4 now its5 isnt it better?
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It's probably similar but now has more magnesium and less calcium as detergents...
It is just as good as Pennzoil, Quaker State, Formula Shell, Valvoline Daily Protection, Castrol GTX, Havoline Deposit Shield, and Mobil Super
Originally Posted by dave1251
It is just as good as Pennzoil, Quaker State, Formula Shell, Valvoline Daily Protection, Castrol GTX, Havoline Deposit Shield, and Mobil Super
so whats the deference between the m1 the dexos1 one and the synthetic super?
It is just as good as Pennzoil, Quaker State, Formula Shell, Valvoline Daily Protection, Castrol GTX, Havoline Deposit Shield, and Mobil Super
so whats the deference between the m1 the dexos1 one and the synthetic super?
The Mobil One is part of the flagship brand of XOM and the Synthetic Super is the cost effective synthetic in the XOM PCMO portfolio. Both are higher tiered products compared to plain jane Mobil Super.
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Originally Posted by benjy
poor for sure new or not. you can prolly get super-tech full synthetic for a similar price. semi-synthetics have NO requirements for the amount of synthetic, usually cheaper group III in the blend!
Unless it's XOM, any SN SN+ oil has roughly 40 percent group 3 depending on whether it's 5-20 or 5-30. For some reason XOM developed Group 2's which fully meet standards. Thus the idea that a blend is really 2 percent is no longer true. This also means that there are no conventional oils. They're all blends except maybe XOM. I posted the Mobil study a month or so ago.
They call em conventional so you'll pay more for the ones they call semi syn.
poor for sure new or not. you can prolly get super-tech full synthetic for a similar price. semi-synthetics have NO requirements for the amount of synthetic, usually cheaper group III in the blend!
Unless it's XOM, any SN SN+ oil has roughly 40 percent group 3 depending on whether it's 5-20 or 5-30. For some reason XOM developed Group 2's which fully meet standards. Thus the idea that a blend is really 2 percent is no longer true. This also means that there are no conventional oils. They're all blends except maybe XOM. I posted the Mobil study a month or so ago.
They call em conventional so you'll pay more for the ones they call semi syn.
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