Does German Castrol compare favorably to M1?
What are the pros/cons of each?
What are the pros/cons of each?
Based on price, I don't think it would be a fair comparison. A new Toyota owner probably doesn't require it and might run into warranty issues.quote:
Originally posted by T-Keith:
How about M1Racing 0w30? Wouldn't that be a good comparison for GC? Unfortunately I haven't seen any M1R UOAs.![]()
-T
This morning, there were four cases of GC in my Pensacola AZ and at least a dozen bottles. Maybe the old yellow label 0w-30 just isn't selling in South Florida to make room for the GC.quote:
Originally posted by Boeing 757 Pilot:
I have been to 8 different AutoZones here in south FL and I still can't find any GC Syntec. I asked an employee at every store for GC .....and they had no idea what I am asking for.![]()
Which M1 are we comparing GC with?quote:
Originally posted by haley10:
I think GC not only compares favorably with M1, I would give it a slight edge. GC is more versatile, since it is a comparably priced 0W-30.
I will put my Nomex suit on now.![]()
The employees do not know what GC is. You have to go the shelves and look for made in Germany on the back of the bottles. The manager of one AutoZone insisted the his store did not carry German made oil. I made him go in the back anyway and he came back with a case that had made in Germany printed on it. He was speechless.quote:
Originally posted by Boeing 757 Pilot:
I have been to 8 different AutoZones here in south FL and I still can't find any GC Syntec. I asked an employee at every store for GC .....and they had no idea what I am asking for.![]()
Not in the US that we know of...curious, but truequote:
Originally posted by 05corollaLE:
Any other national chain stores (besides AutoZone), or department stores carry GC?
...and well he should be...in the presence of The Greenquote:
Originally posted by SSDude:
he came back with a case that had made in Germany printed on it. He was speechless.
Yip M1 5-30 and 10-30 is cheaper at Wally's in the jugs, but only in these weights. The others are similar in price.quote:
Originally posted by T-Keith:
Well GC is $5 around here, since it's only available at Autozone. M1 is usually between $3.75 and $4 a quart, so that's not exactly a fair comparison either. How much does M1R go for, I've never seen it before.
-T
LOL, pscholte, OK, knock it off. Repeat this 10 times: "GC has no mystic qualities".quote:
...and well he should be...in the presence of The Green...
Blue99.quote:
Originally posted by Blue99:
LOL, pscholte, OK, knock it off. Repeat this 10 times: "GC has no mystic qualities".quote:
...and well he should be...in the presence of The Green...
The manager simply was speechless due to the "I am an idiot" message flashing in his brain. It had nothing to due with gummy bears.
This GC "Elixir of Life" legend is growing more each week!![]()
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