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5-Quart Castrol GTX Full Synthetic Motor Oil (5W-20) for $20.37 - 5% ($1.02) when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
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Product Description: - 6X better wear protection on critical engine parts than industry standards**
- 1.3X better sludge protection than industry standards*
- 3X Stronger against viscosity breakdown than leading full synthetic^
- Protection for 10,000 miles between oil changes
- Meets or exceeds the following specifications: API SP/SN PLUS/SN | ILSAC GF-6 | Meets Ford WSS-M2C945-B1 | Meets Ford WSS-M2C960-A1 |
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I will never again run below SQ on any car with a turbo and/or timing chain. The data shows it is going to add longevity.
I am totally confident enough to say I have bought my last jug of Rotella T6 even.
I will never again run below SQ on any car with a turbo and/or timing chain. The data shows it is going to add longevity.
I am totally confident enough to say I have bought my last jug of Rotella T6 even.
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I will never again run below SQ on any car with a turbo and/or timing chain. The data shows it is going to add longevity.
I am totally confident enough to say I have bought my last jug of Rotella T6 even.
I will never again run below SQ on any car with a turbo and/or timing chain. The data shows it is going to add longevity.
I am totally confident enough to say I have bought my last jug of Rotella T6 even.
I've run several cars with timing chains north of 200k miles, using Super Tech oil changed every 10-15k miles. I have yet to ever come across a vehicle with timing chain (or any oil related) problems. Timing chains have been around a long time...longer than this oil.
Modern engines have tight tolerances and will not expand over time unlike older engines. Thicker oil will starve the engine of the oil it needs and cause premature failure and also give you lower MPG. Stay with manufacturer recommended oil weights. But it's your car ultimately.
Modern engines have tight tolerances and will not expand over time unlike older engines. Thicker oil will starve the engine of the oil it needs and cause premature failure and also give you lower MPG. Stay with manufacturer recommended oil weights. But it's your car ultimately.
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