pick the order i run these lubes in the S2000

[donnyj08]

in my stash i have the following 10w30 oils. Quaker State Ultimate Durability 10w30 SM, Castrol EDGE FST 10w30 SN, and Pennzoil Ultra 10w30 SN.

i have...

2 changes worth of Quaker State Ultimate Durability

2 changes of EDGE FST

and 1 change of Pennzoil Ultra.

what order would you run these lubes over the next couple years? current fill is FST, it has another 4k before i change it out. im running a 7.5k interval on it this go round.

pick the order you would run them and why!

 

[HyundaiGuy]

PU
QSUD
then the Castrol

 

[volk06]

FST since you have it in there
Quaker State Ultimate Durability next
PU to clean up the sludge those other horrible SN rated synthetics leave behind.

 

[dparm]

I'd run them in a random order. Probably won't make any difference. That motor is not picky about oil.

 

[Kuato]

Scramble them all in a box and pick blindfolded for each change.

 

[tommygunn]

Quaker State Ultimate Durability
PU
Edge

Oldest oil first, so that it doesn't get older. The Quaker State Ultimate Durability is obviously the oldest since it is SM rather than the SN of the other two.

 

[tinmanSC]

Originally Posted By: volk06
FST since you have it in there
Quaker State Ultimate Durability next
PU to clean up the sludge those other horrible SN rated synthetics leave behind.

+1. dirty, nasty "other" brands!

 

[147_Grain]

Run the thicker Castrol Edge in the summer heat. PU with GTL technology will flow best in the winter.

 

[donnyj08]

Originally Posted By: 147_Grain
Run the thicker Castrol Edge in the summer heat. PU with GTL technology will flow best in the winter.


is the edge thicker? i know the PU has and HTHS OF 3.3 so its not a thin 10w30. i would guess the Quaker State Ultimate Durability will be the thinnest? im curious. castrol PDS sheets are useless and i cant find a pds for the Quaker State Ultimate Durability.

 

[MBS500]

Originally Posted By: 147_Grain
Run the thicker Castrol Edge in the summer heat. PU with GTL technology will flow best in the winter.
+1