just went on qs website they have a winter blend oil now sn rated? What is this and has anyone seen it
quaker state winter blend?
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Not sure what you are talking about.
http://www.quakerstate.com/#/motor-oil
Only lists QSAD, QSED, QSED HM, and QSUD. No winter oil.
Hmm interesting...
Can't say I've ever seen it in stores though. You would expect at least Canada of all places to have it readily available this time of year.
Thanks for sharing though, learned something new
Wonder whats so special about that that makes it "winter" grade? Wouldn't a synthetic be more winter friendly?
That sounds like what I do manually during the winter... 5 qts of oil...3 qts Quaker State Syn, 2 qts Quaker State GB. It's my own "winter blend", seems to work well as it gives me great flow properties and isn't as expensive as using full synthetic all of the time, every winter.
With a pour point of only -30c i think I'll stick to my full synthetics for winter. Seems like a great oil for places that never see that low of temps, but we've hit around the -40c mark on a few occasions
Seems like more of a marketing thing IMO
Might be OK for Victoria or Vancouver but it wouln't be acceptable for Edmonton's brutally cold weather....just marketing hype.
Originally Posted By: beast3300
WOW they still make that? I remember that stuff way way way long ago.
Originally Posted By: Char Baby
Originally Posted By: beast3300
WOW they still make that? I remember that stuff way way way long ago.
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What happens if it`s accidently left in over the summer?? 
I know, only I would think of that right?
I know, only I would think of that right?
yep, just you lol
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