New Pennzoil dino, impressive

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Some posters picked up Gallon Jugs of Pennzoil conventional, SN, GF-5 on clearance at Kmart's, for $6 or less. Some members also took advantage of the rebates for engine guarantee program. After the $10 rebate....cost was 25 cents a quart, plus tax, stamp and envelope. I've got quite a stash of Pennzoil conventional, Valvoline conventional and GTX from the clearance sales at Kmart....that's just the conventional oils.


Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
And what did Pennzoil conventional cost you out on the east cost?
As I mentioned in another thread, when you can get the Toyota 0W-20, a far superior oil, for only $5.70/L (the Cdn price) why would one buy anything else?
 
Originally Posted By: ltslimjim
^Just for fun, 1 quart of Pennzoil conventional costs $7.99 at the local drug stores, $6.29/Q for Formula Shell conventional.


That's highway robbery
 
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
And what did Pennzoil Conventional cost you out on the east cost?
As I mentioned in another thread, when you can get the Toyota 0W-20, a far superior oil, for only $5.70/L (the Cdn price) why would one buy anything else?


I paid about $2.5/L after taxes for Pennzoil Conventional and Valvoline conventional oils, so these are some pretty good savings.

The thing about Toyota's oil is that the price greatly varies from dealer to dealer. All dealers that I called, in GTA area, quoted me roughly $10/L, same thing with Honda dealers.
I would't mind trying try this oil, especially during winter, but only if I could find it closer to the price you quoted.
 
I ran MC oil and filters in my 5.4 3 valve for about a year and a half. Always had a rattle for about 1-2 seconds on first start of the day. Still using a MC filter but switched to Pennzoil conventional. No more startup noise. Not saying that is the only oil that would have fixed the noise but since it did I am sticking with it. Not everyone who says a certain oil performs better in their vehicle is drinking the kool-aid.
 
Originally Posted By: hardcore302
I've been told it quiets down engines, too.

I have been told it stops tsunamis, earthquakes, wildfires and terrorists. Two drops of it in your morning milk elevates your IQ by 8 full points and promotes healthy pregnancy.
In Italian province of Asti, the winemakers of the famous sparkling wine empirically discovered that by not putting it into their wine one can expect more predictable results from season to season. The magical properties of it are not limited to motors!
 
Originally Posted By: Y_K

I have been told it stops tsunamis, earthquakes, wildfires and terrorists. Two drops of it in your morning milk elevates your IQ by 8 full points and promotes healthy pregnancy.
In Italian province of Asti, the winemakers of the famous sparkling wine empirically discovered that by not putting it into their wine one can expect more predictable results from season to season. The magical properties of it are not limited to motors!


I think you're confusing Pennzoil conventional with MMO. Lol.
 
Originally Posted By: asiancivicmaniac
Originally Posted By: ltslimjim
^Just for fun, 1 quart of Pennzoil conventional costs $7.99 at the local drug stores, $6.29/Q for Formula Shell conventional.


That's highway robbery


Oh come on! Who in their right mind goes to a drug dealer expecting a fair price?
 
Originally Posted By: asiancivicmaniac
That's highway robbery


That it is, but drug stores have no idea what an appropriate markup would be on motor oil, compared to a parts store that sells at a reasonable margin for oils, or Walmart which often uses them as loss leaders.
 
Originally Posted By: penz08
Same thing with iridium spark plug, my engine didnt like, i put copper, stronger conductor, better spark...lot cheaper too


We need stronger conductors.
Excellent post.
 
Originally Posted By: Y_K
Originally Posted By: hardcore302
I've been told it quiets down engines, too.

I have been told it stops tsunamis, earthquakes, wildfires and terrorists. Two drops of it in your morning milk elevates your IQ by 8 full points and promotes healthy pregnancy.
In Italian province of Asti, the winemakers of the famous sparkling wine empirically discovered that by not putting it into their wine one can expect more predictable results from season to season. The magical properties of it are not limited to motors!




Wow, it does all of that huh?
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Originally Posted By: lexus114
Wow, it does all of that huh?
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Not only that. If you play your 1702 Conte di Fontana Stradivarius violin with a bow made by Albert Nürnberger and wipe the bow with a swath soaked in Pennzoil Conventional it will give you a gamma much richer than MMO would. Although Rastropovich preferred vodka for his cello bow. Food for thought..
 
Originally Posted By: Y_K
Originally Posted By: lexus114
Wow, it does all of that huh?
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Not only that. If you play your 1702 Conte di Fontana Stradivarius violin with a bow made by Albert Nürnberger and wipe the bow with a swath soaked in Pennzoil Conventional it will give you a gamma much richer than MMO would. Although Rastropovich preferred vodka for his cello bow. Food for thought..


I SOOO want to see that UOA...
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Originally Posted By: yonyon
Originally Posted By: asiancivicmaniac
Originally Posted By: ltslimjim
^Just for fun, 1 quart of Pennzoil conventional costs $7.99 at the local drug stores, $6.29/Q for Formula Shell conventional.


That's highway robbery


Oh come on! Who in their right mind goes to a drug dealer expecting a fair price?


The drug store owner thinking that they sell YK lubricant for mankind, so why not sell lubrincant for carkind as well, like one stop shopping. LOL
 
Originally Posted By: KrisZ
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
And what did Pennzoil Conventional cost you out on the east cost?
As I mentioned in another thread, when you can get the Toyota 0W-20, a far superior oil, for only $5.70/L (the Cdn price) why would one buy anything else?


I paid about $2.5/L after taxes for Pennzoil Conventional and Valvoline conventional oils, so these are some pretty good savings.

The thing about Toyota's oil is that the price greatly varies from dealer to dealer. All dealers that I called, in GTA area, quoted me roughly $10/L, same thing with Honda dealers.
I would't mind trying try this oil, especially during winter, but only if I could find it closer to the price you quoted.

The prices of the Toyota and Honda 0W-20s have fluctuated in the past but the current Toyota price is $5.70/L and the Honda price is $7.80/L less for both if you buy a 12L case but primarily for Honda/Acura.
So try your local Toyota/Lexus dealer again. And if you don't get quoted the $5.70/L price, ask why he's charging more than the price that Toyota in Kitchener, Burlington, Oakville and Mississauga are charging?
 
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