VIIs are definitely "heat activated" - but, in some form or another, they're common to all multi-viscosity blends. It's like saying "Come to a certain beach, where the water is wet."
QS Synthetic - 'Heat Activated'?
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I feel like QS is the Rodney Dangerfield of motor oil. I see it as a decent motor oil and they have a nice line out now. I know of a nice stash of 5w20 syn blend that has been tempting me for a couple of months now.. If it is still on the shelf when I go back this month I may just break down and get it. I am starting to find the entire, ultimate motor oil quest as mundane.
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Ditto for me on both.
I think RayH hit the nail on the head.
Which State do all the Quakers live at anyway?
Heat activates the oil to make it thinner and better flowing when the engine is up to operating temperature.
I think that the imagination of the advertising copy writers got "overheated" with this one.
I think that the imagination of the advertising copy writers got "overheated" with this one.
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