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Valvoline Problend 15W40 vs Castrol GTX3 15W40 - which is the better?
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| Krytox |
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lol.
They're brands, not grades.
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| TROYMAN |
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i would probably go valvoline over castrol..
but i prefer penrite hpr 15. w15/60 |
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| KyleBardell |
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Penrite for sure
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| falcon1999 |
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nice, you mean Penrite HPR 10 Gas?
My car is duel fuel LPG/petrol
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| falcon1999 |
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TROYMAN wrote: i would probably go valvoline over castrol.. but i prefer penrite hpr 15. w15/60 Is there a reason behind choosing valvoline over castrol? just wondering, many thanks
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| EL__Fairmont |
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falcon1999,
AU falcon's use 10W/30 grade oil............. Cheers
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| Krytox |
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personal choice,
I'd co Castrol over Valvoline. and Shell over Penrite. each to their own.
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TROYMAN wrote: i would probably go valvoline over castrol.. but i prefer penrite hpr 15. w15/60 thats all i use in my own cars but at work we only use castrol but we a agent for them too |
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| falcon1999 |
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EL__Fairmont wrote: falcon1999, AU falcon's use 10W/30 grade oil............. Cheers That's kind of a worry, because I talked to my mechanic today and he said they used 15W40 Grade oil (Valvoline Pro-blend) for my Falcon AU. The car has done 290,000kms though
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| Krytox |
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Then the extra 10w would benefit.
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| falcon1999 |
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thanks krytox
thicker oil for older engine... sounds like syrup for grand pa
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| TROYMAN |
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im running the 15/60 in an au engine with just over 100.000 kms on it..
i wouldnt say the oil is to thick... |
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| KWIKXR |
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Im a fan of the Shell stuff, Shell Helix Plus is a pretty good oil ive found.
Im using Shell Helix Plus 10w40 in my EF i6. With 220,000+kms on the clock and havent had any issues. Needed thinner oil to stop my lifters ticking like mad for a few minutes from start up. Id say 15w50 or 60 would be ideal to use in the AU with that mileage. |
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| Krytox |
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KWIKXR wrote: Im a fan of the Shell stuff, Shell Helix Plus is a pretty good oil ive found. Im using Shell Helix Plus 10w40 in my EF i6. With 220,000+kms on the clock and havent had any issues. Needed thinner oil to stop my lifters ticking like mad for a few minutes from start up. Id say 15w50 or 60 would be ideal to use in the AU with that mileage. I'm with you on that one, I only use Helix Plus. 60 weight... pfft may as well slap in diff oil.
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