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Anything with lots of moly. Pennzoil and Quaker State.
Your preferred syn or conv oil
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Yeah, I was surprised and disappointed because I was looking forward to switching to the Pennzoil because it was cheaper and readily available locally.
Schaeffers or Eneos for Synthetic
Defy for HM
Pennzoil Gold/QS Synblend for Synblend
Formula Shell or QSGB for Conventional
Defy for HM
Pennzoil Gold/QS Synblend for Synblend
Formula Shell or QSGB for Conventional
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I like QSUD because of the everyday price/quality ratio.
I'm not brand loyal and will use any of the majors.
I'm not brand loyal and will use any of the majors.
Originally Posted by aquariuscsm
Anything with lots of moly. Pennzoil and Quaker State.
The synthetics I've been using over the past number of years were specifically formulated without moly.
Anything with lots of moly. Pennzoil and Quaker State.
The synthetics I've been using over the past number of years were specifically formulated without moly.
I'm generally not brand loyal, but over the past 3 or 4 decades I've bought a lot of Phillips 66 lubricants, mostly conventional oils for my automobiles and pickups. This is due to great prices from my local P66 Distributor.
For synthetic oils, I've used M1, PP, QSUD, but now I'm using Kendall GT-1 Max in my pickup and my wife's auto. I'll be putting GT-1 Max into my younger daughter's car next.
My very outspoken and stubborn eldest daughter insists on M1 in her car. Advertising works.
For synthetic oils, I've used M1, PP, QSUD, but now I'm using Kendall GT-1 Max in my pickup and my wife's auto. I'll be putting GT-1 Max into my younger daughter's car next.
My very outspoken and stubborn eldest daughter insists on M1 in her car. Advertising works.
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Advertising? … how many here have done what Tig has. 4 decades at 10k OCI … I'll help you, none …
Formulashell or Havoline or sometimes whateveris on sale for conventional
For synthetic. Pennzoil, valvoline/napa and castrol
For synthetic. Pennzoil, valvoline/napa and castrol
Whatever is least expensive that has correct approval. Right now it is Havolin ProDs 5w20.
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Doubt you have a complete data set to support that … for one thing there is no single M1 formula … and seems no other company mixes so many different base stock combinations
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QSUD
VFS
VWB
QSAD
Honorable mention to ST SYN
VFS
VWB
QSAD
Honorable mention to ST SYN
Starting to like Amsoil XL in my Tacoma 4.0L. The Honda with the 1.5LT I may try Castrol Magnatec 5W30 at some point.
SuperTech Synthetic because it's cheap and works (API SN, SN+, GM Dexos 1 Gen 2).
Preferred conventional oil = Driven HR and GP-1
Preferred synthetic oil = Driven LS and HPL BAS
Preferred synthetic oil = Driven LS and HPL BAS
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