It takes a certain concentration of calcium to have LSPI effect. The LSPI concerns are with legacy formulas where calcium would be 2200-3400 ppm. Calcium-based formulas now can meet LSPI test requirements because the total calcium level is reduced. Combine that with lower phosphate levels and you have calcium coexisting with no lspi.I was too worried about that a month or 2 ago when changing the oil in my 2.7 Silverado and went with the ESP 5w30.
I hear over and over again how Calcium causes LSPI and the fact that it was API SL worried me.