I think straight 30 synthetic, you gotta order this direct from Schaeffer.quote:
Originally posted by metroplex:
Which stores carry a group IV SAE 30 oil?
Really good specs for this oil...cold pour point -38, ll.5 cst @100 degrees, 84.5 at 40 degrees...i think it would qualify for mult-vis.quote:
Originally posted by Pablo:
This one is a group IV:
Amsoil SAE 30
Some of the comments: Is there such an animal as a straight SAE 30 that is API-SL?
Yes a synthetic will over lab vis. Just guessing but the about would be like a 15W-30?
Santo, let me take a stab at this one. I think no one uses them because there's no need to use them. Mineral/dino Straight 30 is one tough oil if you need a tough oil. And it is cheap to boot.quote:
Originally posted by Santo Fontana:
Kind of seems like a 30wt group IV would be perfect for most cars in the summer.
How come no one uses them?
Ask and ye shall receievequote:
If there was a straight 30 group IV/V that stopped at CF-4, I'd be using it.
http://www.neosyntheticoil.com/30w.htmquote:
NEO SAE 30W Diesel Engine Oil is a single viscosity oil for applications where this is specified or desired. It meets and exceeds API Service Classification CE/SG, with CF-4 performance, as well as the performance requirements for MIL-L-46152E and MIL-L-2104E. It is designed to meet and exceed manufacturer's performance requirements for Detroit Diesel, Allison 0-4, Mack EO-K/2, Caterpillar TO-2, Cummins NTC-400, D-2, 0-2, PD-1, and all gasoline engine specifications for this viscosity grade. Recommended for naturally aspirated, supercharged and turbocharged engines. The NEO 30W base stock is diester 100% synthetic. To that base is added NEO's balanced blend of additives that are necessary to meet and exceed these specifications.
particularly when I'm lurking !!!!quote:
* makes note to self....always add qualifiers *