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He means after a certain age/usage they stop adapting in response to temperature.
High Performance Lubricants No VII series engine oils.
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It's not the temp but the heat cycling. After thousands of miles they stop expanding/contracting
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Appears to be available right now.
Don’t forget the BITOG15 discount.
Don’t forget the BITOG15 discount.
NO VII Engine Oils
High Performance Lubricants’ No VII engine oil is a multi-synthetic high performance motor oil made with the best choices of additive chemistry. This series takes advantage of high quality base oils delivering superb pour points and specifically designed without utilizing VI improver for...
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I tried! Asked my friend if I bought oil for him would he use it. He said No. He doesn't want to change from RP. I'm assuming he is using the API licensed High Performance blend. He did ask what I was gonna get him and I told him. Didn't get a response. :-( I know he loves his WRX and I get people who get attached to a brand but I wanted to get him something I think he would have had no complaints about and maybe would have even liked. But he is a friend and I respect that he doesn't want to change. I wanted to get it for him as a bday gift.
Umm I’m pretty sure some members think I’m a paid cheerleader for HPL already…Awesome! Pleasse remember to like and share!
FanboiUmm I’m pretty sure some members think I’m a paid cheerleader for HPL already…
Or they get sheared and lose the expanding/contracting ability and just become very thin.
I’ve been called much worse. And considering the performance of HPL and no apparent downsides, I’m perfectly fine being called a fanboi.
I mean look at me...I’ve been called much worse. And considering the performance of HPL and no apparent downsides, I’m perfectly fine being called a fanboi.
That's getting work done right there eh.
Here’s the “Overkill” 0w20 super car blend.
High Performance Lubricants Super Car "Overkill" 0W-20 VOA
VOA for the @High Performance Lubricants Super Car "Overkill" 0W-20: Interestingly, it has: - More moly than the 0W-40 - Roughly same oxidation (which should be expected), as I ASSUME it has the same approximate ester content, but Dave can correct me if I'm wrong on that
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Super car 0w40: https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/high-performance-lubricants-super-car-0w-40-voa.363372/
PCMO 10w-20: https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/high-performance-lubricants-pcmo-10w-20-voa.356676/
Plenty more UOA also available.
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That's an expensive hoarding issue you have then.
i can't help myself... luckily the Mrs. doesn't mind my weird infatuation with all things motor oil.
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