Pennzoil Ultra or Mobil 1 AFE for Focus ST?

[Hokiefyd]

Originally Posted By: ajwan
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[ajwan]

OK, went off to a side trip to Bellingham and couldn't find PU in any of the major stores. Given the ubiquitous nature of PP relative to PU, here in Canada and in WA, my question now becomes PP (5w-30) or M1 AFE (OW-30)? Is M1 AFE likely to shear faster than PP? I really wish I could see some volatility numbers for the M1 AFE.

http://www.mobil.com/USA-English/Lubes/PDS/GLXXENPVLMOMobil_1_0W-30_Advanced_Fuel_Economy.aspx

http://www.mil-specproducts.com/Documents%5C336_PDS56.pdf

Thanks!

 

[ottotheclown]

Are you sure you can get it in Bellingham?? Ofcourse you will call ahead. I think Wally has dropped it as they seem to be going only with sure things now that they have had some bad months. Bellingham alwaYS appeared as a small town.
Originally Posted By: ajwan
The problejm I have now is that neither of these oils are even available to us in the Great White North. Will have to make a special trip to Bellingham just to get these oils!

My long term preference is for PU Euro 5W-30 as it is low SAPS and carries the VW504/507 spec. Unfortunately, we will never find this oil in NA. PU it is then.

 

[wemay]

TEOST portion, take a look. Direct correlation to deposit formation. EDGE FST (now EP), AMSOIL, SYNPOWER are top three in prevention...

just another tool.

http://www.amsoil.com/lit/g3115.pdf