OMG I remember those!!
Last edited:
Pennzoil Ultra?
- Thread starter TedSexington
- Start date
- Status
Originally Posted By: Hitzy
Is there a reason the PDS says "Exceeds the engine protection requirements of ILSAC GF-5 (2010)" but then lists all the grades as GF-4?
I still haven't seen an answer to this question. PDS also lists as SM.
Perhaps it's just that it hasn't gotten API/Ilsac approvals??
Is there a reason the PDS says "Exceeds the engine protection requirements of ILSAC GF-5 (2010)" but then lists all the grades as GF-4?
I still haven't seen an answer to this question. PDS also lists as SM.
Perhaps it's just that it hasn't gotten API/Ilsac approvals??
Last edited:
Any news on when it will be released and if it will be released in Canada?
Originally Posted By: gizzsdad
Originally Posted By: Hitzy
Is there a reason the PDS says "Exceeds the engine protection requirements of ILSAC GF-5 (2010)" but then lists all the grades as GF-4?
I still haven't seen an answer to this question. PDS also lists as SM.
Perhaps it's just that it hasn't gotten API/Ilsac approvals??
You can check up on this, but I think it is too soon for any company to claim GF-5 approval.
Originally Posted By: Hitzy
Is there a reason the PDS says "Exceeds the engine protection requirements of ILSAC GF-5 (2010)" but then lists all the grades as GF-4?
I still haven't seen an answer to this question. PDS also lists as SM.
Perhaps it's just that it hasn't gotten API/Ilsac approvals??
You can check up on this, but I think it is too soon for any company to claim GF-5 approval.
Does it have hypertronic wear resistors and adaptive friction extinguishers, given that it has hyper cleansing technology? Or am I just thinking with my dip stick?
I'll stick to Valvoline because it has 4 times better wear control then Mobil 1.
I'll stick to Valvoline because it has 4 times better wear control then Mobil 1.
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
But does a Rolex show better/more accurate time than Timex? With Rolex, you're paying for the name/status symbol, not really for a better time-keeping device.
I know this is way off topic but, that's not why most people buy a Rolex. My Rolex has already increase over $1,000 in value in the last 3 years. Can a Timex do that? It's an investment more than just something to know what time it is.
But does a Rolex show better/more accurate time than Timex? With Rolex, you're paying for the name/status symbol, not really for a better time-keeping device.
I know this is way off topic but, that's not why most people buy a Rolex. My Rolex has already increase over $1,000 in value in the last 3 years. Can a Timex do that? It's an investment more than just something to know what time it is.
Originally Posted By: Silver02ex
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
But does a Rolex show better/more accurate time than Timex? With Rolex, you're paying for the name/status symbol, not really for a better time-keeping device.
I know this is way off topic but, that's not why most people buy a Rolex. My Rolex has already increase over $1,000 in value in the last 3 years. Can a Timex do that? It's an investment more than just something to know what time it is.
My son has a Rolex and he tells me the same thing about appreciation of the watch.
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
But does a Rolex show better/more accurate time than Timex? With Rolex, you're paying for the name/status symbol, not really for a better time-keeping device.
I know this is way off topic but, that's not why most people buy a Rolex. My Rolex has already increase over $1,000 in value in the last 3 years. Can a Timex do that? It's an investment more than just something to know what time it is.
My son has a Rolex and he tells me the same thing about appreciation of the watch.
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Originally Posted By: Silver02ex
I know this is way off topic but, that's not why most people buy a Rolex. My Rolex has already increase over $1,000 in value in the last 3 years. Can a Timex do that? It's an investment more than just something to know what time it is.
So again, this shows that comparing time pieces to oils just doesn't make any sense. Nobody buys expensive engine oil primarily because it may appreciate in value down the road. Then again, this is BITOG... people have huge stashes of oil they will probably never get to use, so who knows...
I know this is way off topic but, that's not why most people buy a Rolex. My Rolex has already increase over $1,000 in value in the last 3 years. Can a Timex do that? It's an investment more than just something to know what time it is.
So again, this shows that comparing time pieces to oils just doesn't make any sense. Nobody buys expensive engine oil primarily because it may appreciate in value down the road. Then again, this is BITOG... people have huge stashes of oil they will probably never get to use, so who knows...
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
You just had to ask, didn't you.
Originally Posted By: tig1
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
On a Sacred Himalayan mountaintop. Only a select few complete the quest.
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
On a Sacred Himalayan mountaintop. Only a select few complete the quest.
Originally Posted By: stenerson
Originally Posted By: tig1
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
On a Sacred Himalayan mountaintop. Only a select few complete the quest.
That explains a lot! I hear that the air can be really thin at altitude. You know what that can do....
Originally Posted By: tig1
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
On a Sacred Himalayan mountaintop. Only a select few complete the quest.
That explains a lot! I hear that the air can be really thin at altitude. You know what that can do....
Originally Posted By: rudolphna
Originally Posted By: Drew2000
I'm dumping my stash of "35% worse" Pennz. Platinum into the oil burner tank as we speak, so I can stock up with Ultra and get the cleansing I deserve.
Certainly hope you're joking.
Why, yes. Yes I was.
Originally Posted By: Drew2000
I'm dumping my stash of "35% worse" Pennz. Platinum into the oil burner tank as we speak, so I can stock up with Ultra and get the cleansing I deserve.
Certainly hope you're joking.
Why, yes. Yes I was.
Originally Posted By: tig1
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
Originally Posted By: qship1996
Store shelves are over-crowded with different, but similar group 3 fake synthetics to choose from.......a saturated market with gimmicks and questionable marketing to try to one up the other.
Now I'm confused as to which oil I should use in my Honda Accord. You're saying I need what...?
Hint- the very best oils are not sold at the local auto zone advance pep marts of the world
There not?? Where do I find this slippery necture you speak of?
Originally Posted By: stenerson
We're talking oil, not caviar.
Wal-mart sells caviar. It's in the fishing department next to the PowerBait and plastic worms.
We're talking oil, not caviar.
Wal-mart sells caviar. It's in the fishing department next to the PowerBait and plastic worms.
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
- Locked
