No but conventional oils (which are mostly semi sun now whether they say it or not) are more quiet.With my Nissan Sentra, PP felt better than any other oil.
Right now I'm trying to see if I will feel like NAPA FS feels better in my engine than the ST FS I drained out of it last week with 3,234 miles on it over 7 months.
Do any of you ever seem to sense that a certain oil seems like it does a better job of lubing your engine than other brands of oil?
How could it be nonsense?My car 'feels' better when I've spent a day detailing it. Therefore, I generally conclude any differences I feel from additives or lubricants are generally utter nonsense.
They all protect the same no matter what.
Check with your psychiatrist if its normal
Who cares how the oil feels, I can choose the best oil by the smell alone.
But seriously, the sounds coming from the engine are a better indicator of how well an oil is lubricating your engine, far better than any "feeling" you might have. Feelings are not facts, and anyone who says otherwise is trying to sell you something.
And these performance differences- they are correlated to feel?Therefore, there simply MUST be a difference in performance, even among those meeting "minimum" requirements.
Bingo!I doubt it.
If they all protected the same, would there be any point in UOAs?
Gee, Mr. Luke, your grammar isn't very good either.I'm referring to the sound of the engine and the overall feeling I get about the oil being ran, based on several factors.