I have a VOA with Lake Speed Jr. so we can track oxidation. Just wondering what others thought.JWB
I suggest you get a UOA
"Without Data you're just another person with an opinion" W.E. Deming
A UOA isn’t going to give him any relevant data other than if the oil is still serviceable at 5k. It’s not the correct tool to discern “overkill” or even wear protection.JWB
I suggest you get a UOA
"Without Data you're just another person with an opinion" W.E. Deming
Because my trailer and cargo weight is around 5k. 2.7 is rated at 7700. Easy tow and not working engine hard at all.An SP rated euro 40 off the wm shelf is sufficient. But why get a 2.7L to tow a lot with.
Oh ok I was expecting a lot more than that. I've towed more with my old 2.5l ranger pedal to the floor. The 2.7t is fine for it. Use ss is you want but I'd be happy with an SP rated 40 grade euro.Because my trailer and cargo weight is around 5k. 2.7 is rated at 7700. Easy tow and not working engine hard at all.
Yes. the Amsoil SSO is high quality a long life formulation , paying for their long life formulation and not using it isn't worth the price when a lesser cost high quality oil would be a better choice. It is your $$$ do what makes you feel the best .BITOG,
Would SS be over kill on 5k OICs even when towing a ton? Thinking boosted Moly and Boron couldn't hurt and the Ester?
Only one way to know - send of a sample.BITOG,
Would SS be over kill on 5k OICs even when towing a ton? Thinking boosted Moly and Boron couldn't hurt and the Ester?
I agree. Get at least 2-3 UOAs to establish a trend, but running it long once isn't going to cause an issue and can see how far the SS will go.Only one way to know - send of a sample.
SS is a great oil for a GDI turbo engine. You will likely be able to extend it, safely, with that oil.