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I picked up a gallon of Star Brite's 2-stroke synthetic blend outboard oil early this year and have been really impressed with it. I've used it in my old Johnson outboards and the Sea-Doo waverunners. I grabbed another gallon of it last month and I'm about 3/4 the way through it. Does anyone...

The reason I switched to Kendall is due to a friend's recommendation. He owns a muscle car restoration and hot rod shop and had an open house shortly after they relocated to their new location. He uses Brad Penn oils in the freshly built engines and also carries Kendall oils. I inquired about...

Did you happen to get a response from Kendall? I'm curious what they have to say. I just bought a case of the GT-1 Max Full Synthetic with liquid titanium.

I'm not sure what shipping would be to Canada, but Petroleum Service Company in Wilkes-Barre, PA carries alot of Castrol products, including the high mileage oils. I buy my Kendall oil from them. Fast shipping and great prices.

I've been using the Kendall GT-1 Max Full Synthetic w/Liquid Titanium 5W-20 in my 2013 Ford F-150 for the last (4) years and love how it's worked, especially how it's quieted the engine down. I noticed Kendall no longer has the GT-1 with Liquid Titanium, but it's now LiquiTek. In the spec sheet...

I buy mine through Petroleum Service Company. I've been using the GT-1 Max Full Synthetic 5W-20 in my 2013 F-150 with the Coyote engine. I switched to it about 50,000 miles ago and it has really quieted down the engine tick common with the 5.0.

Originally Posted by blufeb95 Seeing how you can get 5qt jugs of passenger car Supertech full syn for like $15 or 5 quart jugs of Chevron Supreme conventional 10w30 for $12.50 from walmart, I don't get the point of putting marine oil that's not rated for a passenger car in your car. I wasn't...

So, I know this may be an odd question and lots of people will probably ask "why", but I'm going to ask anyway. In my 1995 Subaru Impreza with the 2.2L and 185,000 miles, I've been using 10W-30 conventional oil at 5k OCI's. I'm working on getting the boat ready for the season and will be...

Originally Posted By: bbhero That's a very good deal. Is that from PSC?? Petroleum Service Company? Yes, it is. They are a few miles from my girlfriend's house and her dad knows the owner well. Can't beat that combination.

I just posted a question regarding the Sunoco Ultra Synthetic not realizing this post already existed. Definitely a lot of good and positive information here. Think I'm going to give the Sunoco a try next oil change in the F-150.

Originally Posted By: PimTac A recent discussion here. https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ub..._Oi#Post4755574 Thanks, PimTac!

Originally Posted By: bbhero I learned on here Sunoco Ultra is made by Valvoline.. So it is a very well made oil. I ran Sunoco Ultra in my Altima 3.5 and was very pleased. This is an old that i would gladly run again. If you can get it at a very good price... Go for it man. You will be in good...

As many of us do, I'm always researching oils for my car and truck. I'm looking at different oils for my 2013 F-150 with the 5.0. Owner's manual calls for 5W-20 synthetic blend. My research found me many options, on top of the Motorcraft blend I've been using. My truck has a little over 50,000...

I ended up getting the Load Star Karrier radials in load range D, a step up from my last set which were C's. Great looking trailer tire with a nice highway tread. Figured they've done me well the last 7 years, stick with what works, just go up in load range. Thanks for all the replies!

I wish the 14's would fit, but sadly, no. I don't think a 185/80/13 would fit either. The Karrier radial and the K550 bias are made in a load range D. I'll see if they're in stock at the warehouse.