Havoline contains 490 ppm of moly
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TnS you have to do 2,000 mile oil changes. Use up that oil.quote:
Originally posted by ToyotaNSaturn:
Why did you have to post this!? Another oil I need to buy and I'm out of space in my shrine!
Should this basically reflect the new SM Chevron Supremes?..Been searching for VOA datas on 10w30-40s and yielded nil.
"it's being used as an AW/EP to make up for the lower levels of ZDDP in the GF-4 formulation" YUP. Chevron does use moly in it's Supreme and Havoline formulations. It's not the only path, but it is a good one.
Too bad the ZDDP was reduced to meet OEMs requirements. It worked well and was cheap. Still some in the oil, just less... They did not have conculsive data on caltalyst degredation, just some resonable judgements and fears due to LONG emission system warranties now required. Consumers pay indirectly for the new requlations as the costs went up to make the product for all suppliers.
Too bad the ZDDP was reduced to meet OEMs requirements. It worked well and was cheap. Still some in the oil, just less... They did not have conculsive data on caltalyst degredation, just some resonable judgements and fears due to LONG emission system warranties now required. Consumers pay indirectly for the new requlations as the costs went up to make the product for all suppliers.
Take a look in this VOA thread posted by Stinky Peterson:quote:
Originally posted by vwoom:
Should this basically reflect the new SM Chevron Supremes?..Been searching for VOA datas on 10w30-40s and yielded nil.
http://theoildrop.server101.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=11;t=000310
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