Must see Eneos Sustina Liters
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Their 0W20 is Ultra Low Fuel Economy.
Haha...
Haha...
Suggested OCI, per website is 20,000 miles or 24 months which ever comes first. Why miles instead of kilometers? Hmmmm
Interesting, wasn't aware they made some of those. The 0w30 clearly targeted at European motors.
Originally Posted By: Pajero
Like to see those value cases in the States
European Eneos
Check out the oil
Pajero
Definitely sexier than Miley Cyrus.
Like to see those value cases in the States
European Eneos
Check out the oil
Pajero
Definitely sexier than Miley Cyrus.
Originally Posted By: Stelth
Originally Posted By: Pajero
Like to see those value cases in the States
European Eneos
Check out the oil
Pajero
Definitely sexier than Miley Cyrus.
The bottles, or the incredible Nippon models
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Originally Posted By: Pajero
Like to see those value cases in the States
European Eneos
Check out the oil
Pajero
Definitely sexier than Miley Cyrus.
The bottles, or the incredible Nippon models
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
Unless it was on some super cheap clearance it's definitely a lot more than M1 0W-40.
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
Unless it was on some super cheap clearance it's definitely a lot more than M1 0W-40.
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
Unless it was on some super cheap clearance it's definitely a lot more than M1 0W-40.
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
Unless it was on some super cheap clearance it's definitely a lot more than M1 0W-40.
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Originally Posted By: Clevy
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Imperial Oil should be able to get you it for around $9 a litre in the six pack. The Delvac 1 ESP 0w-40 is cheaper, yet, but you'd have to buy at least 16 litres (4x4 L box).
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Imperial Oil should be able to get you it for around $9 a litre in the six pack. The Delvac 1 ESP 0w-40 is cheaper, yet, but you'd have to buy at least 16 litres (4x4 L box).
What oil?
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Originally Posted By: Clevy
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
dparm did a VOA on it and it wasn't a 0w-50.
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
dparm did a VOA on it and it wasn't a 0w-50.
Originally Posted By: Garak
Originally Posted By: Clevy
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Imperial Oil should be able to get you it for around $9 a litre in the six pack. The Delvac 1 ESP 0w-40 is cheaper, yet, but you'd have to buy at least 16 litres (4x4 L box).
Fair enough. I'm liking this high viscosity index idea for winter. I've got likely 1 more change before the cold hits us so I'm basically spitballing.
Even tgmo,with 20%-30% devlac elite 222,just to add a bit of meat maybe.
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
dparm did a VOA on it and it wasn't a 0w-50.
I forgot about that. Ended up his mix was way thinner than expected.
Thanks
Originally Posted By: Clevy
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Imperial Oil should be able to get you it for around $9 a litre in the six pack. The Delvac 1 ESP 0w-40 is cheaper, yet, but you'd have to buy at least 16 litres (4x4 L box).
Fair enough. I'm liking this high viscosity index idea for winter. I've got likely 1 more change before the cold hits us so I'm basically spitballing.
Even tgmo,with 20%-30% devlac elite 222,just to add a bit of meat maybe.
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
dparm did a VOA on it and it wasn't a 0w-50.
I forgot about that. Ended up his mix was way thinner than expected.
Thanks
Originally Posted By: Garak
Originally Posted By: Clevy
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Imperial Oil should be able to get you it for around $9 a litre in the six pack. The Delvac 1 ESP 0w-40 is cheaper, yet, but you'd have to buy at least 16 litres (4x4 L box).
M1 0W-40 routinely goes on sale for about $8.40/L at Cdn Tire. In fact it is currently on sale at my local Cdn Tire store for 40% off or $7.40/L.
Delvac 1 ESP 0W-40 is available in litre bottles for only $7.19L at NAPA but you may have to have them order it in. (Part # is 106155).
Originally Posted By: Clevy
11 bucks a quart for the eneos. It wasn't on sale either. M1 0w-40 is 16 a quart. Both prices are from napa
Imperial Oil should be able to get you it for around $9 a litre in the six pack. The Delvac 1 ESP 0w-40 is cheaper, yet, but you'd have to buy at least 16 litres (4x4 L box).
M1 0W-40 routinely goes on sale for about $8.40/L at Cdn Tire. In fact it is currently on sale at my local Cdn Tire store for 40% off or $7.40/L.
Delvac 1 ESP 0W-40 is available in litre bottles for only $7.19L at NAPA but you may have to have them order it in. (Part # is 106155).
Originally Posted By: Clevy
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
Was this the Eneos 0W-50, or the Sustina 0W-50??
There IS a difference! (Our NAPAs here below the border do not carry the Sustina grade, just the Eneos.)
Why not just mix the M1 0W-40 with the Sustina (IF you can find it) 0W-20, for an ultra high VI blend?
Speaking of eneos I saw the 0w-50 at napa today. Do we have any info on it,viscosity index or voa.
I was considering a Caterham mix with eneos. Its cheaper than M1
Was this the Eneos 0W-50, or the Sustina 0W-50??
There IS a difference! (Our NAPAs here below the border do not carry the Sustina grade, just the Eneos.)
Why not just mix the M1 0W-40 with the Sustina (IF you can find it) 0W-20, for an ultra high VI blend?
Yep, I noticed that M1 sale, Caterham. That's pretty low by CT standards. The real issue, however, is if there's any on the shelf still.
Every time CT advertised a special on oil, I got stung and walked out empty handed. I don't even bother any longer. They might as well offer it for 50 cents a litre, or $20 a litre. I'm not going to get any no matter what.
Every time CT advertised a special on oil, I got stung and walked out empty handed. I don't even bother any longer. They might as well offer it for 50 cents a litre, or $20 a litre. I'm not going to get any no matter what.
Actually, NAPAs below the border (i.e., in the US) do carry the Sustina grade. I just bought 5 bottles from a NAPA in South Philly a few weeks ago. I did have to call and special order from their warehouse though...
Originally Posted By: wally21
Actually, NAPAs below the border (i.e., in the US) do carry the Sustina grade. I just bought 5 bottles from a NAPA in South Philly a few weeks ago. I did have to call and special order from their warehouse though...
Thanks for that info!
I will have to ask them about ordering the 0W-20 next time I'm in either the Doylestown, or Horsham NAPAs.
Actually, NAPAs below the border (i.e., in the US) do carry the Sustina grade. I just bought 5 bottles from a NAPA in South Philly a few weeks ago. I did have to call and special order from their warehouse though...
Thanks for that info!
I will have to ask them about ordering the 0W-20 next time I'm in either the Doylestown, or Horsham NAPAs.
Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Originally Posted By: wally21
Actually, NAPAs below the border (i.e., in the US) do carry the Sustina grade. I just bought 5 bottles from a NAPA in South Philly a few weeks ago. I did have to call and special order from their warehouse though...
Thanks for that info!
I will have to ask them about ordering the 0W-20 next time I'm in either the Doylestown, or Horsham NAPAs.
Neither of these NAPAs can even order in the 0W-20 (or ANY of the Sustinas), and they are BOTH indie NAPAs (Fred Beans owns the D-town one).
The indie NAPA in Scotch Plains, N.J., close to where I came from, is also an indie, and strangely enough, they can ONLY get/order the 0W-50 Sustina, and not the other weights.
This is CRAZY!
Originally Posted By: wally21
Actually, NAPAs below the border (i.e., in the US) do carry the Sustina grade. I just bought 5 bottles from a NAPA in South Philly a few weeks ago. I did have to call and special order from their warehouse though...
Thanks for that info!
I will have to ask them about ordering the 0W-20 next time I'm in either the Doylestown, or Horsham NAPAs.
Neither of these NAPAs can even order in the 0W-20 (or ANY of the Sustinas), and they are BOTH indie NAPAs (Fred Beans owns the D-town one).
The indie NAPA in Scotch Plains, N.J., close to where I came from, is also an indie, and strangely enough, they can ONLY get/order the 0W-50 Sustina, and not the other weights.
This is CRAZY!
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