Are you thinking extended drain oil?moly is great but the tbn is poo poo for an extended performance oil
I don't think this is an extended drain oil. Valvoline has never advertised extended drains.Looks pretty solid. I like the huge shot of Moly and Cal+Mag >2,000ppm. This is definitely my new top consideration for an xW-20.
I'm curious to see how the TBN holds with use with these new extended drain oils.
extended protection can mean extended drains to some of us so yes. it's kind of apparent they're kind of trying to put in the same category as mobil 1 EP in both name and price as they're both $24-25Are you thinking extended drain oil?
Thanks for the correction! I didn't see that Valvoline is claiming this to extend engine life, and not the drain interval like M1EPI don't think this is an extended drain oil. Valvoline has never advertised extended drains.
Not directly. they're being very careful to not state but very heavily imply. this is what they sayI don't think this is an extended drain oil. Valvoline has never advertised extended drains.
addition/edit - they're basically trying to say it's extended drain because we all know that an oil that can resist break down more and can maintain a stronger additive and detergent pack is what's required for extended drains. Valvoline is being extremely sleezy and slippery with us.Not directly. they're being very careful to not state but very heavily imply. this is what they say
they're basically trying to say its extended drain.
- Full synthetic formula that is 10X stronger against oil breakdown vs. industry standards as tested in the industry Sequence IIIHA test
- Specially formulated with Dual Defense Additive Technology, combining an innovative additive booster and a fortified detergent system
they're almost implying this is to be used in modern gdi and turbo engines but in their literature they also claim to try to combat lspi.They probably figured this oil will be strictly low volume/DIY crowd, and among that population few will exceed 10k miles. TBN can be a bit mysterious though.
EP doesn't equal extended drain. Just because one manufacturer uses it doesn't mean they all do.extended protection can mean extended drains to some of us so yes. it's kind of apparent they're kind of trying to put in the same category as mobil 1 EP in both name and price as they're both $24-25
What’s the difference between Valvoline Advanced Full Synthetic and Extended Protection?
Advanced Full Synthetic is designed for hardworking cars, trucks and SUVs in the toughest conditions like stop & go driving, extreme temperatures, hauling and towing. Extended Protection builds on our advanced technology with the addition of an innovative booster for ultimate protection against wear and thermal breakdown, plus a fortified detergent system to maximize cleanliness to keep your engine like new.
Ultimate protection designed to extend the life of your engine.
- 10X stronger against oil breakdown than industry standards*
- 50% better wear protection than industry standards**
- Specially formulated with Dual Defense Additive Technology, which combines an innovative additive booster with a fortified detergent system
- This premium full synthetic motor oil delivers Valvoline’s best protection against deposits, wear and heat.
Those comments are of little/no value anyway.OP, what were the comments from Blackstone? I can't see much there.
sorry. Posted from my phone and It cut it offOP, what were the comments from Blackstone? I can't see much there.
Not high enough and the moly offsets LSPI issues.they're almost implying this is to be used in modern gdi and turbo engines but in their literature they also claim to try to combat lspi.
they say -> "Additionally, the product exceeds the latest engine oil specifications (API, SP, ILSAC, GF-6 and GM dexos1) and is enhanced with a targeted booster to provide additional detergency, thermal stability and turbocharger protection. Extended Protection also protects against Low Speed, Pre-Ignition (LSPI), an issue common in gasoline direct injection engines."
but isnt the calcium rather high for an anti lspi oil?