i have a 20007 nisan titan i have tried chevron supreme royal purple penzoil platinum and havolin out of the oils i tried chevron supreme was the quitest so that is whut i am using my question is would there be any reason too try motorcraft simi synthetic in other words witch one has the higest flaspoints higest moly zinc ect/ ect thanks a bunch jeremy
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You two related?? jdog/jdhog
Anyway, jdog ..
I'd recommend checking out the VOA section for most of your questions about additive levels and whatnot.
Anyway, jdog ..
I'd recommend checking out the VOA section for most of your questions about additive levels and whatnot.
jdhog from NC? Are you a 10th gen owner?
Originally Posted By: jdog
i have a 20007 nisan titan i have tried chevron supreme royal purple penzoil platinum and havolin out of the oils i tried chevron supreme was the quitest so that is whut i am using my question is would there be any reason too try motorcraft simi synthetic in other words witch one has the higest flaspoints higest moly zinc ect/ ect thanks a bunch jeremy
Aside from all the numbers, MC really makes my car run better. OTOH, if Chevron is truely gonna work better, you would have to get a UOA. I would try MC and see if you can feel a difference since UOAs are not part of the equation here. You can't lose either way since Chevron has lots of moly but are MC's numbers head and shoulders above Chevron in terms of Flashpoint, moly, zinc etc? I'm using MC 5w-20.
i have a 20007 nisan titan i have tried chevron supreme royal purple penzoil platinum and havolin out of the oils i tried chevron supreme was the quitest so that is whut i am using my question is would there be any reason too try motorcraft simi synthetic in other words witch one has the higest flaspoints higest moly zinc ect/ ect thanks a bunch jeremy
Aside from all the numbers, MC really makes my car run better. OTOH, if Chevron is truely gonna work better, you would have to get a UOA. I would try MC and see if you can feel a difference since UOAs are not part of the equation here. You can't lose either way since Chevron has lots of moly but are MC's numbers head and shoulders above Chevron in terms of Flashpoint, moly, zinc etc? I'm using MC 5w-20.
I use Mobil 1 10W-30 in my 06 Titan and my wifes 04 Frontier. Both are super quiet and run well with this oil. Use Wix filters on both. Change the oil in the Titan at 8k,4k for the Frontier because of the 3 1/2 qt oil pan.
thanks i thank i will try the motorcraft simi synthetic win i run out of the chevron supreme itried too find a place on this sight that had all of the specs on diferant motor oils there is eather no sutch sight here or i did not loock in the right place thanks a bunch
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Originally Posted By: jdog
thanks i thank i will try the motorcraft simi synthetic win i run out of the chevron supreme itried too find a place on this sight that had all of the specs on diferant motor oils there is eather no sutch sight here or i did not loock in the right place thanks a bunch
Well, there's no place here that lists the published spec's for every oil. Those you go to the refiner/blender website. Not all are easy to find.
Now you're looking (typically) for two different things. You (probably) will NOT find the content of the particular oil that you're looking at on the blender's web site. You'll ( typically) find the performance spec's that it meets. Now if you want content in stuff that measures in ppm ..the the VOA section is where you need to poke around
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=11&page=1
thanks i thank i will try the motorcraft simi synthetic win i run out of the chevron supreme itried too find a place on this sight that had all of the specs on diferant motor oils there is eather no sutch sight here or i did not loock in the right place thanks a bunch
Well, there's no place here that lists the published spec's for every oil. Those you go to the refiner/blender website. Not all are easy to find.
Now you're looking (typically) for two different things. You (probably) will NOT find the content of the particular oil that you're looking at on the blender's web site. You'll ( typically) find the performance spec's that it meets. Now if you want content in stuff that measures in ppm ..the the VOA section is where you need to poke around
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=11&page=1
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