Super Tech 5w-30, 6,200 miles, Hyundai 3.3L GDI

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Virgin samples of oil can have 6-10 or so ppm, not sure where you're seeing 3-5ppm after a UOA. This is another fantastic report from Supertech.

Black Stone Lab results on 2009 Sonata with 98,712 miles.

OIL type and grade: NAPA 5W30 conventional MILES on oil at time of sample: 6800 miles, oil was in vehicle for 10 months MILES on vehicle: 98,712 SAMPLE TAKEN 6/22/2020 Make up oil added: 0 Make & Model 2009 Hyundai Sonata 2.4 L Comments from Blackstone Lab: Thanks...

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Mobil 1 0w40 Euro Formula- 2005 Dodge Ram SRT-10- 3,141mi / 12 months.

I've had this run of M1 0w40 in my truck (8.3L V10, Viper engine) for 3,141 miles and just over one year (stored during winter months). I run the Mopar "Viper" specific oil filter, K&N air filter, and the truck has some mods (headers, exhaust, tune, colder thermostat, etc). This is the OEM...

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While the first one isn't exactly 3-5, its 7-9 over multiple test samples. I am not saying it's the rule, maybe its the exception. These are just a few examples of the most recent UOA's.

 

[mahanddeem]

Thanks for sharing

 

[tblt44]

Why run anything else

 

[STIcandy]

Thanks for this UOA! I have a 2013 Santa Fe XL with the same 3.3L in it. I plan on running a UOA in the spring after the crappy Canadian winter and see how it held up. Current fill is Motul xclean efe 5w-30 with OEM (Mann) filter.

 

[Bryanccfshr]

I think this is an excellent uoa. Wear metals are low even with the fuel Dilution that is expected In this engine.
thats a nice run and I think you could make 7500 in warm weather

 

[kevperro]

Looks good.....dump, rinse, repeat.

 

[Zee09]

Looks Good and cheap!

 

[Rhill]

Hi guys, interesting results. We have a Kia Rio with the 1.6l.

I find that the oil changes to a very dark color quickly....almost like in a diesel engine.