Does Schaeffers make a 10w-30 5w-30 Synth blend?

[DirtyApe]

Was doing a bit of reading up on Schaeffers and their product listing is a bit confusing, what are the #'s for their 10w30 and 5w30 synthetic blend?

 

[Triple_Se7en]

7000

That is arguably the best syn-blend that I'm aware of. Some folks look at Amsoil XL as a syn-blend also. I think the Amsoil is predominately group III. Maybe an Amsoil rep here can dot the I's and cross the T's on this.

 

[Al]

It appears that 10w30 (#703)might not be a synthetic blend according to schaeffer's web site. Schaeffers It may just not have as much PAO in it.

See the sales rep on this board:

http://specializedlubricants.net/

 

[DirtyApe]

I'm really close to St Louis and didn't know if they had local purchase/pickup or not..

 

[Hammer]

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It appears that 10w30 (#703)might not be a synthetic blend according to schaeffer's web site. Schaeffers It may just not have as much PAO in it.

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It IS a synthetic blend....read the product data sheet: http://www.schaefferoil.com/datapdf/703.pdf

And if you read the MSDS...you will get the percentage of PAO, and the percentage of Group.II: http://www.schaefferoil.com/msdspdf/703.pdf

Hammer

 

[Hammer]

and the 5w30 is a syn blend also: http://www.schaefferoil.com/datapdf/701.pdf

Hammer

 

[Tones]

mh2800:
Go to the website and use the "retail outlet locator"

 

[medic]

Last I knew all of Schaeffer's 7000 series were blend of group III and group IV base oils. The only mention of a group II base oil is preceeded by severely hydrocracked, making it a group III oil.

 

[Hammer]

series 9000 Schaeffer's uses Group.III blended with PAO....Series 7000 uses Group.II blended with PAO.

Hammer