Looking for a supplier that has Valvoline Premium Blue Restore GEN2 in stock.

[Alexis]

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[Alexis]

And the fact that this Gen 2 oil apparently was never produced.

 

[jetman]

I went again Feb. 28th to my local Cummins dealer and they still new nothing about the Gen2 Restore and they were down to 4 gals of Gen1 Restore.

 

[Jw95]

And the fact that this Gen 2 oil apparently was never produced.

I bought gen 2 premium blue restore from a Cummins dealership. 79$ a gallon. Had it shipped to the house.

 

[Jw95]

And the fact that this Gen 2 oil apparently was never produced.

it’s real. When I get the chance I’ll also be sending a sample to lake speed jr for testing. He’s been wanting to see it as well on how it compares to gen 1.

 

[Jetronic]

it’s real. When I get the chance I’ll also be sending a sample to lake speed jr for testing. He’s been wanting to see it as well on how it compares to gen 1.

My guess is, same thing but based on current add pack.

 

[Jw95]

My guess is, same thing but based on current add pack.

I’m hoping so since the previous gen was very good at what it what it was designed for.

 

[carl2591]

the valvoline restore and protect is same chemistry just not as aggressive as the old stuff.. instead of one oil change they recommend 4 with a bad gunked up engine. it cleans a little all the time to prevent clogging up oil filter.. whne i put some in my 188K mile hyundai that looked good inside i keep old filter on for the first 300 miles then switched to new one. figured the first miles would get the most out and then pop in new filter.. the dipstick is much cleaner for sure.

 

[Jw95]

the valvoline restore and protect is same chemistry just not as aggressive as the old stuff.. instead of one oil change they recommend 4 with a bad gunked up engine. it cleans a little all the time to prevent clogging up oil filter.. whne i put some in my 188K mile hyundai that looked good inside i keep old filter on for the first 300 miles then switched to new one. figured the first miles would get the most out and then pop in new filter.. the dipstick is much cleaner for sure.

They both clean however they are completely different chemistries. Everything about them is different besides them cleaning. Lake literally says that in the video. Oxidation value is also 100 different as well which is a huge indication of being completely different...

Re-watch the video with Lake and he says they are completely different....

 

[Jw95]

the valvoline restore and protect is same chemistry just not as aggressive as the old stuff.. instead of one oil change they recommend 4 with a bad gunked up engine. it cleans a little all the time to prevent clogging up oil filter.. whne i put some in my 188K mile hyundai that looked good inside i keep old filter on for the first 300 miles then switched to new one. figured the first miles would get the most out and then pop in new filter.. the dipstick is much cleaner for sure.

He says it from 1:20 minutes into it and up. They are completely different lol.