F FusilliJerry82 Joined Jun 3, 2006 Messages 782 Location Philadelphia, PA Sep 17, 2006 #1 Might I ask what type base oil SX-UP uses (API rating?) and its weight?
J JohnBrowning Joined May 1, 2003 Messages 9,448 Location USA Sep 17, 2006 #2 Have you tried the search function? It is made up of 4 different ester's. I do not rember for sure the API spec. but I think it is a 40Wt.??
Have you tried the search function? It is made up of 4 different ester's. I do not rember for sure the API spec. but I think it is a 40Wt.??
F FusilliJerry82 Thread starter Joined Jun 3, 2006 Messages 782 Location Philadelphia, PA Sep 17, 2006 #3 Yes I have tried search. Couldn't find it. Thanks for the info.
F FusilliJerry82 Thread starter Joined Jun 3, 2006 Messages 782 Location Philadelphia, PA Sep 17, 2006 #4 Searching DID however, give me the answer to my unasked question as to whether SX-UP is compatible (recommended) with Auto-RX. (Answer: No).
Searching DID however, give me the answer to my unasked question as to whether SX-UP is compatible (recommended) with Auto-RX. (Answer: No).
Shannow Joined Dec 12, 2002 Messages 43,888 Location 'Stralia Sep 17, 2006 #5 PAO/Ester edit...searching is a little easier if you were there at the time.
F FusilliJerry82 Thread starter Joined Jun 3, 2006 Messages 782 Location Philadelphia, PA Sep 18, 2006 #6 WOW a 50 wt? I wanna use it in a friend's '72 Cutlass with a 350. I wanted to use a 10w-40 so would a pint of 10w-30 to the pint of SX-UP even it out? I was even tinkering with the thought of a 5w-40. Any thoughts about that weight with this motor?
WOW a 50 wt? I wanna use it in a friend's '72 Cutlass with a 350. I wanted to use a 10w-40 so would a pint of 10w-30 to the pint of SX-UP even it out? I was even tinkering with the thought of a 5w-40. Any thoughts about that weight with this motor?