i think they launched this just last week locally? anyone w/ experience using this already here or abroad?
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i think they launched this just last week locally? anyone w/ experience using this already here or abroad?
how much yung ganyan sir? alam mo?
parang mga 1.3k ata iyong 10w-40 pero mineral oil lang sa pagkakaintindi ko. hindi ko masyado kinilatis kasi.
sa ace hardware ko siya nakita. may promo pa nga sila
Good video on the stuff.
http://youtu.be/OdFab1h_C0M
But as far as oil goes new or recycled it kinda sucks. Very low Zinc and Phosphorus so it's anti friction package is not impressive at all. On average only 820ppm zinc and less than 700ppm Phosphorus. They try to make up for it with a higher dose of moly but it's still not a oil I would waste money on.
^ ah ok. so in general, valvoline oils are sub par?
They are on par with say Castro, It's the new API ratings that make them like that. US oil is really getting weak. Now there Diesel oils are very good.
what about mobil 1s sir?Quote:
Originally Posted by dvldoc
Sir, are those exclusive for gasoline powered engines?Quote:
Originally Posted by baludoy
http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/...duct_Guide.pdfQuote:
Originally Posted by baludoy
Plenty of info on oils on the other threads. But that's the mobil 1
^ thanks bro!
not sure. hindi ko pa talaga nakilatis pero meron din ataQuote:
Originally Posted by Retz
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Originally Posted by baludoy
ung diesel line ng Valvoline ay "All Fleet" and I was thinking perhaps this is gasoline engine oil.
if my memory serves me right, those valvoline nextgen oils are also low in tbn. 7 or lesser pa ata.Quote:
Originally Posted by Retz
all fleet diesel oil ng Valvoline tbn of below 10. 9.5 me thinks.
Lots of topics re: nextgen oils on BITOG, mixed reviews etc.
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Originally Posted by miked
I see.... ano ba norm or high in TBN sir? based on the other thread I see good feedbacks on Mobil Delvac MX and Delo Gold Ultra.
afaik, good automotive engine oils must have a tbn of 10 as a minimum for heavy duty applications. locomotive, marine oils about 50 or higher.
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Originally Posted by miked
Thanks. Will take note of that sir.