Welcome.Good article, thanks.
I know just can’t believe how thin we’re gettingNot really.
I know just can’t believe how thin we’re getting
For sure … anyone know what this is ?But the W rating has nothing to do with being thick or thin.
YesIsn't the first one PAO?
Winner, winner … not all 0w’s are thin folks !Mobil 1 Racing 0w50
Yes but the point here being that those are not SAE grade designations and therefore the resulting viscosities are whatever the blender wants them to be. As long as the oil isn't an SAE grade you can print whatever you want on the label.ive found several 0w10s and Redline also makes a 0w5
ive found several 0w10s and Redline also makes a 0w5
Anyone and their dog wants to write about motor oil - knowledge be ****ed.It’s a rather misleading title however, considering the winter rating is not directly linked to the operating viscosity. When you read the article that comes through. The title tends to reinforce the already existing misconceptions about what the winter rating means and does not mean.
First sentence is the best:Anyone and their dog wants to write about motor oil - knowledge be ****ed.
Just read the first paragraph of this stunner:
Top 8 Best 0w-20 Synthetic Oil Reviews
Do you know what 0W-20 in the best 0W-20 synthetic oil? It is a particular type of code which is an indication of the viscosity of the oil. The W representsautooilandfluid.com