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Ok, I hate to think what happens after we get to ZZ!

I know this thread is about SQ, but I want to see SS! Another thought is, when we get to SZ, what happens after that?

There was no engine failure, I meant to say that after the 1st 5 hours I used Shell Rotella T5 10W-30, instead of saying break the engine in on, I said what I said. I was told by a member here to use Dino oil for at least the 1st 50 hours.

I thought Montana had a Higher Limit than 80, if they do then no thin oil, Thickies to Montana! LOL

Just keep an eye on the Oil level, and you should be ok!

I know Double Post; will you get it up to 140 and post a pic back? The 0W-40 should be able to handle that speed.

Use whatever grade oil you want, my only question is, do you have a way to monitor your Oil Temps?

I Feel The Need For Speed. Guess what is coming to my mind, the scene from the Blues Brothers Movie with the speedometer at 120

https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/pennzoil-platinum-euro-l-vs-quakerstate-euro.378074/ No problem!

Quicksilver will not keep your other half happy; you need to use Amsoil Outboard Oil at 50 to 1 No need to use it at 100 to 1

How will you be driving the car? LOL

Do the UOA and post it here, how many miles are on this Vehicle? A VOA is nice to compare to the UOA, what oil are you using?

The only way to find out is to use VRP for a few OCI's. What are your OCI's like on this car? I would want to buy an oil and put it in and have fewer top offs, is that oil Mobil 1 EP HM or is it VRP?

I am a big HTHS and NOACK Guy, but that does not matter here to a certain extent. Let's see if we agree on this, at a certain Temperature I want a Viscosity Number of 10, meaning the highest oil temperature that I see where I can record the temperature. I did this with my lawnmower engine with a...

If you need that grade and you do not want to use a 10W-30, then give HPL a call.

It is not listed by Quaker State, but a member here posted it in a thread, I will see if I can find the Link and then post it here for you. What is the HTHS Number of quaker state euro 5W-40 motor oil The HTHS (High-Temperature High-Shear) viscosity of Quaker State Euro 5W-40 motor oil is...

The oil temperature sensor on a Subaru can vary slightly depending on the model and engine type, but here are the most common locations: 🔍 Typical Sensor Locations Front oil galley plug: Often found under the alternator, this is a popular spot for both OEM and aftermarket sensors. It provides...

With the Oil Temperature being 230 that you are seeing, do you know where the temp reading is taken from? I hope that oil temp is not being taken from the Oil Pan!

Thanks for posting this UOA. Are you going to do a UOA every 5,000 miles? I believe this UOA was done by a lab called OAI, that is affiliated with Amsoil, what is a UOA going for these days?

On your next oil change for this vehicle, put in Quaker State Euro 5W-40, when you do this, you will thank me later.