G Garak Joined Dec 5, 2009 Messages 28,049 Location Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Mar 19, 2016 #21 That HTHS fits a lot better with an ILSAC 30, for sure, which MaxLife now is.
O Oro_O Joined Sep 20, 2014 Messages 3,310 Mar 19, 2016 #22 Originally Posted By: VeeDubb I just got a response from them that the 5w30 has a HTHS of 3.0 @150C. The 10w30 is HTHS 3.1 @150C. Did they mention HTHS for other grades? I'm curious about their 10w-40 and 20w-50 and can't find it anywhere.
Originally Posted By: VeeDubb I just got a response from them that the 5w30 has a HTHS of 3.0 @150C. The 10w30 is HTHS 3.1 @150C. Did they mention HTHS for other grades? I'm curious about their 10w-40 and 20w-50 and can't find it anywhere.
H HTSS_TR Joined Apr 17, 2006 Messages 19,526 Location Lake Forest, CA Mar 19, 2016 #23 Originally Posted By: VeeDubb I just got a response from them that the 5w30 has a HTHS of 3.0 @150C. The 10w-30 is HTHS 3.1 @150C. These HTHS's are very much the same with other xW30. I have two Full Synthetic 10W30 jugs, I need Full Synthetic 10W40 to raise HTHS to 3.3-3.5 for my S2000.
Originally Posted By: VeeDubb I just got a response from them that the 5w30 has a HTHS of 3.0 @150C. The 10w-30 is HTHS 3.1 @150C. These HTHS's are very much the same with other xW30. I have two Full Synthetic 10W30 jugs, I need Full Synthetic 10W40 to raise HTHS to 3.3-3.5 for my S2000.
S SR5 Joined Jul 7, 2015 Messages 7,129 Location Down Under Mar 20, 2016 #24 Originally Posted By: VeeDubb I just got a response from them that the 5w30 has a HTHS of 3.0 @150C. The 10w30 is HTHS 3.1 @150C. This makes a lot more sense to me, and is consistent with other similar products.
Originally Posted By: VeeDubb I just got a response from them that the 5w30 has a HTHS of 3.0 @150C. The 10w30 is HTHS 3.1 @150C. This makes a lot more sense to me, and is consistent with other similar products.
