Either one is more than great .
If you like freebies, Redline has a lot of moly in it - an insane amount.
If you like freebies, Redline has a lot of moly in it - an insane amount.
Are you saying that the hydrocracked Castrol Syntec is inferior to PAO based Mobil 1 as applied to the motor oils?quote:
Originally posted by Weasel:
Castrol Syntec, with the exception of the "Made in Germany" 0w30 (GC), is said to use group III hydrocracked basestocks derived from petroleum.
PP would be the better choice for the money.quote:
Originally posted by Jtgrant:
I thought that it was a "true synthetic." Correct me if I'm wrong here. I just want the best 5w20 synthetic oil that is readily available. Pennzoil Platinum and Royal Purple are available around here. Also what is with the opinion on Rp here everyone has different thoughts on this oil. Is pennzoil platinum a better choice. I want a 5w20 for warranty reasons, but I also drive the car hard on occasion. I know that a lot of mustang guys run this oil (RP) and swear by it.
There is no such a thing as "the best" synthetic.quote:
Originally posted by Jtgrant:
I just want the best 5w20 synthetic oil that is readily available.
Thanks to good marketing, and not much else.quote:
Originally posted by Jtgrant:
I know that a lot of mustang guys run this oil (RP) and swear by it.
I called and talked to them today, I was told that they were group 4.quote:
Originally posted by BlazerLT:
Isn't Royal Purple mostly hydrocracked Group 3?
Why replace a true synthetic with more or less a synthetic blend for the same price.
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Originally posted by Jtgrant:
Also what is the difference in the additive package between GF3 and GF4?
Then your engine would itch like mad.quote:
Originally posted by JGmazda:
That's crazy too! Maybe us "BITOG" folk are too anal about our oil huh? Sometimes I wish I could just use whatever was on sale. Like Laundry detergent.