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Thank you all for elaborating on this subject it has really helped my understanding. Seriously this is the type of direct statements that help the layman understand. Now I know what you mean when you say not having moly isn't the end of that oils quality.

Yes it does per the first link MolaKule posted to the Moly section on this site says this. This is why to my understanding I don't know if anything but Moly does this and thus if it's lacking then it's lacking. "This coating effectively fills in the microscopic pores that cover the surface of...

that was my main question. I mean so nothing that shows up in a VOA like Moly does but Moly is said to provide plating that helps with rough places but does the "esters" do that same thing and do we just have to assume that the oils with no Moly are using the "esters" and lastly are the esters...

MolaKule I know you know your stuff. What do you think of Maxlife va Pennzoil high mileage?

Ok so I read each link and thread but still don't get it exactly. Is there something replacing molys strengths in oil like max life? If it's missing than one would think its benefits are missing?

So I'm looking to use max life and i see no moly. Now I understand some that only have a little moly like M1 are supposed to be using some super duper tri moly but what about the supposed good oils with no moly? I think moly is supposed to help with multiple things and one important thing is to...

I'm just going to jump in here and answer the question in my opinion as it was asked for thoughts. It is not fine to run 7,500 and not know what they are using. Now I am jaded as I ran intervals like that with Valvoline White Bottle on my 05 Honda Odyssey and it some years later I am paying the...

Originally Posted By: Jake777 Originally Posted By: skyactiv Jake, I gotta ask why you pose this question while owning cars from three different Japanese auto makers? Good question. I'll answe this way. I'm young and growing up my family always had Hondas and Toyota. I was thought that they...

now just to confirm E core? is that some plastic core instead of metal? last I noticed Fran Extra and Puolator are metal cores right? I could be wrong so don't freak out. Just looking for some thoughts

thanks for the heads up. I never thought of napa pro select. I will check it out. With that said until i joined here I used Fran orange can and never had an issue strange how its thought of as being so [censored].

just the standard wix. honestly i threw that in there as a nod to all the Wix people. If your at walmart and its time to buy a filter with your oil of choice and your not going of 10,000 mile drains what do you buy?

I know its talked about all the time but just wondering what everyone now thinks. Fram Extraguard, Purolator Classic, Or Standard Wix? 1. Purolator classic 2. Fran Extra 3. Wix Not talking about extended drain or more expensive filters I will start it off. I like Fram era... I like the...

someone has to know if maxlife has a foil.

Does regular max life have foil?

I noticed it looks like purolator is changing things up. The website looks different and so are the colors of the filters. It also looks like they introduced a new filter called the Boss? Interesting. The pure one says its new now as well. http://www.pureoil.com

good feedback every seriously its food for thought. I agree that buying from a foreign company that has manufacturing in the states does indeed help people here with employment but it would be even better if the entire corporation was home grown just for the sake of trying something different...

ya they say "Special seal conditioners rejuvenate engine seals to help prevent leaks - See more they don't say stop leaks they say just like the rep said that if used early they can help prevent them. Anyway just saying.

i just thought i would put it out there. I assume Purolator and Fram are all good as they manufacture here in the U.S. All and all I just wanted to throw the conversation out there and see what everyone else thought. I guess its just the way things are. What about oil? Is Ashland fully USA owned?

Originally Posted By: skyactiv Jake, I gotta ask why you pose this question while owning cars from three different Japanese auto makers? Good question. I'll answe this way. I'm young and growing up my family always had Hondas and Toyota. I was thought that they made better cars and I think...

Ya I'm sure many are made in America but what if you wanted to back an American owned company.