I've recently noticed that here in Canada, we have now Castrol GTX full synthetic (gray jug). I actually run Castrol Magnatec 0w20 in my 2.0L Skyactiv engine an I'm very pleased with cold start performance (less clatter) in -20 degrees Celsius or often lower.
The Castrol GTX full synthetic is on sale here at Canadian tire for 34.99$ a 5 liter jug, which is a good price for the current market on oils, it claims 6X better wear protection and up to 16 000 km.
Is this oil the same or very similar to the Magnatec? I heard the Magnatec had some group V base oil, which could be the clinging molecules lol, but I have no idea.
Anyone knows if Magnatec is really superior? It's probably been talked on here before, but I'm still curious about different opinions.
Also, the GTX mentions suitable for hybrids, and not the Magnatec, so I assume the formulation is different to suite hybrids that don't run to full temperature? I'm not quite sure of this either.
The Castrol GTX full synthetic is on sale here at Canadian tire for 34.99$ a 5 liter jug, which is a good price for the current market on oils, it claims 6X better wear protection and up to 16 000 km.
Is this oil the same or very similar to the Magnatec? I heard the Magnatec had some group V base oil, which could be the clinging molecules lol, but I have no idea.
Anyone knows if Magnatec is really superior? It's probably been talked on here before, but I'm still curious about different opinions.
Also, the GTX mentions suitable for hybrids, and not the Magnatec, so I assume the formulation is different to suite hybrids that don't run to full temperature? I'm not quite sure of this either.