G-Oil 0w20

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G-Oil 0w20 Product Page
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Few interesting points from MSDS :

cSt at 40°C (104°F) 38.52
cSt at 100°C (212°F) 8.83

Using VI Calculator Available Here

We get a VI of ................ 220 !!!!!!

Sleeper ??????????
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The oil itself maybe, the additives if they are like 5w30 have been so so in the used oil analysis on multiple applications, it seemns to be beat down by 8,000 miles on non turbo engines.

Still acknowledging that the composition of the two oils and how they are made are not similar, and their price sure isn't.
 
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There are some 0W20 brands that are hard to find at local stores, Maxlife has 0W20 and nowhere to find and never saw G-Oil 0w20 on the shelf anywhere.
 
Originally Posted By: bourne
G-Oil 0w20 Product Page
MSDS
Amazon Product Link

Few interesting points from MSDS :

cSt at 40°C (104°F) 38.52
cSt at 100°C (212°F) 8.83

Using VI Calculator Available Here

We get a VI of ................ 220 !!!!!!

Sleeper ??????????
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Has caterham seen this yet. From what I infer from his posts a high vi is the holy grail when it comes to engine oils,and with a vi of 220 there is only 1 oil that I'm aware of that beats it at 221(iirc). The tgmo stuff isn't it.
I'd give er a shot in my hemi if I could find it anywhere.
 
For that kind of money, you may as well use Eneos Sustina 0W-20, or you could make it even easier on your wallet by using either Mobil 1 Advanced Fuel Economy or TGMO.
Sustina and TGMO are also in the same high VI ballpark as this G-Oil.
Now, I'd surely try the G-Oil were it available with a decent rebate.
OTOH, someone here is going to try it and the used oil analysis results should be interesting, as will the VOA.
 
Originally Posted By: getnpsi
The oil itself maybe, the additives if they are like 5w30 have been so so in the used oil analysis on multiple applications, it seemns to be beat down by 8,000 miles on non turbo engines.

Still acknowledging that the composition of the two oils and how they are made are not similar, and their price sure isn't.


That was the old formula, not the new one. Please don't spread false information.
 
Originally Posted By: fdcg27
For that kind of money, you may as well use Eneos Sustina 0W-20, or you could make it even easier on your wallet by using either Mobil 1 Advanced Fuel Economy or TGMO.
Sustina and TGMO are also in the same high VI ballpark as this G-Oil.
Now, I'd surely try the G-Oil were it available with a decent rebate.
OTOH, someone here is going to try it and the used oil analysis results should be interesting, as will the VOA.


There is a $10 rebate on a case of 6 on the website. I have emailed them inquiring about the validity of the rebate on product purchased from Amazon. Will post the reply on here if its favourable. Sustina is over $10/qt in my area, so this will definitely be cheaper if the rebate applies.
 
With the MIR, the G-Oil would be more reasonable.
Sustina is pretty expensive, but is a known good oil, while we have yet to see any used oil analysis of G-Oil 0w-20.
Still, someone has to be the first to try it.
 
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Originally Posted By: bourne
G-Oil 0w20 Product Page
MSDS
Amazon Product Link

Few interesting points from MSDS :

cSt at 40°C (104°F) 38.52
cSt at 100°C (212°F) 8.83

Using VI Calculator Available Here

We get a VI of ................ 220 !!!!!!

Sleeper ??????????
grin.gif




Has caterham seen this yet. From what I infer from his posts a high vi is the holy grail when it comes to engine oils,and with a vi of 220 there is only 1 oil that I'm aware of that beats it at 221(iirc). The tgmo stuff isn't it.
I'd give er a shot in my hemi if I could find it anywhere.


The Sustina 0W-20 has a 229 VI, and the Mazda branded, Indiana Idemitsu made GF-5 SN with moly is a 221 VI.

Is this G-Oil new, or is it just NOT on ANY Sino Mart shelves anywhere, but available online, or at smaller retailers??
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just an update from G-oil regarding their promotion on 6 qts of oil from Amazon :

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Yes, that rebate is applicable for our 6-pack item available on the Amazon link you attached. Just include the carton UPC with the rebate form and the receipt given from Amazon.com.


That makes it $43.88 - $10.00 MIR = $ 33.88 or $5.65/qt w/ free shipping from Amazon !
 
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