Originally Posted By: buster
I’m not trying to drum up an argument here but this is another example of Amsoil following what Mobil and Castrol have had out for about 5 years now. Different base oil composition but you can see how Amsoil operates.
Bovine Separation. Your constant "Amsoil is behind" theme lacks some key points. Primarily - Amsoil top oils are for extended drains. They don't have to follow anyone, but they are pretty aware of what others are doing - their additive packs have always been for extended drains. Funny how when other oil companies started following Amsoil with longer drains, you didn't point out Amsoil leading the pack.
Originally Posted By: benjy
Amsoil no longer says WHAT base oils they are using + NO longer touts PAO!!! they only say its formulated to meet the spec aka were using mostly cheaper Group III like most everyone else + adding PAO + or Ester as needed!!!
Yes and the proof is??
They touted PAO only for less than a year around 2003. Your name calling is idiotic.
I’m not trying to drum up an argument here but this is another example of Amsoil following what Mobil and Castrol have had out for about 5 years now. Different base oil composition but you can see how Amsoil operates.
Bovine Separation. Your constant "Amsoil is behind" theme lacks some key points. Primarily - Amsoil top oils are for extended drains. They don't have to follow anyone, but they are pretty aware of what others are doing - their additive packs have always been for extended drains. Funny how when other oil companies started following Amsoil with longer drains, you didn't point out Amsoil leading the pack.
Originally Posted By: benjy
Amsoil no longer says WHAT base oils they are using + NO longer touts PAO!!! they only say its formulated to meet the spec aka were using mostly cheaper Group III like most everyone else + adding PAO + or Ester as needed!!!
Yes and the proof is??
They touted PAO only for less than a year around 2003. Your name calling is idiotic.