In Light Driving Conditions Would You Notice Difference in 5w-20 vs 0w-30 - Subaru BRZ

I believe Subaru allows for 5w-30 conventional as an alternate in the manual in the case 0w-20 is not available. If you’re interested in Amsoil 5w-30 Signature is their flagship. Signature 0w-40, 10w30 and 5w-30 would be excellent in your application. Amsoil XL is also a good option if your looking for something a little more economical.
 
I believe Subaru allows for 5w-30 conventional as an alternate in the manual in the case 0w-20 is not available. If you’re interested in Amsoil 5w-30 Signature is their flagship. Signature 0w-40, 10w30 and 5w-30 would be excellent in your application. Amsoil XL is also a good option if your looking for something a little more economical.

I picked up a supply of Amsoil 5w20 SS as a store is going out of business in my region and they had it on sale at 25% off, I picked up enough for two oil changes. I have just been wondering if I could mix in a quart or two of Amsoil 5w30 as a small boost to viscosity , they should be pretty compatible I think ?
 
I picked up a supply of Amsoil 5w20 SS as a store is going out of business in my region and they had it on sale at 25% off, I picked up enough for two oil changes. I have just been wondering if I could mix in a quart or two of Amsoil 5w30 as a small boost to viscosity , they should be pretty compatible I think ?
You could since the oils have pretty similar composition but I wouldn’t bother. Amsoils 20 weight oils are pretty stout and on the thick side. I’d just use it for a couple oil changes and just take it easy with no track use.
 
You could since the oils have pretty similar composition but I wouldn’t bother. Amsoils 20 weight oils are pretty stout and on the thick side. I’d just use it for a couple oil changes and just take it easy with no track use.
Thank you, yeah this car will only see light use, and no track time at all, pretty easy driving and only 3 seasons of the year. Thanks fo rthe reply.
 
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