I haven't experienced HPL SC yet but Red Line HP 0W-20 gained 0.4 centistokes after 1,800 miles. HPL Super Car also does that. Does Amsoil Signature Series behave like that too?
I like oils that do that instead of thinning.
Thank you
Another instance of technical decision making on what is likely wholly insignificant data.Everything will eventually thicken with use. But a 0.4 cst change is margin of error since there's a lot of variance in testing. You can test the same sample 10 times and every single one will be a little different.
I haven't experienced HPL SC yet but Red Line HP 0W-20 gained 0.4 centistokes after 1,800 miles. HPL Super Car also does that. Does Amsoil Signature Series behave like that too?
I like oils that do that instead of thinning.
Thank you
Wish there was a 0W-25 availableWhy not buy a thicker oil to begin with instead of hoping that an oil will get thicker in a good way?
There is, it's called 0W-30 or 0W-40.Wish there was a 0W-25 available
I picked up a Mobil 1 0W-40 from Walmart shelf, shook it, it made a weird thicky sound so I put it back. My lil Jeep is not a Ram TRXThere is, it's called 0W-30 or 0W-40.![]()
I picked up a Mobil 1 0W-40 from Walmart shelf, shook it, it made a weird thicky sound so I put it back. My lil Jeep is not a Ram TRX![]()
Nope, I live in Seattle. 35 - 45 degrees most days in winter. Do you think PUP 5W-30 will flow fast and nice at 35 degrees? Or Mobil 1 Truck and SUV 5W-30?Try Mobil 1. It's not as thick! lol
So you went from 25 to 40 and skipped 30? I'm guessing because it's harder to find 0W-30. I don't see much on shelves either.
Does your winter temperature range require a 0W oil?
There are lots of good 5W-30s out there.
Nope, I live in Seattle. 35 - 45 degrees most days in winter. Do you think PUP 5W-30 will flow fast and nice at 35 degrees? Or Mobil 1 Truck and SUV 5W-30?
15W-40 is enough for those lows.Nope, I live in Seattle. 35 - 45 degrees most days in winter. Do you think PUP 5W-30 will flow fast and nice at 35 degrees? Or Mobil 1 Truck and SUV 5W-30?
15W-40 is enough for those lows.![]()
If anything, that only further proves the point I was trying to make.Most 15W-40 oils are junk though.