Here is Motorcraft 5W-20 vs. Amsoil Signature 5W-20
Simply no comparison
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Some of you say, "It doesn't get that cold here, so it's not that big of deal." *Please note, this test was at 15*F
Incorrect, it is that big of deal. When your engine is cold, no matter the temperature, Amsoil is always going to be less viscous (easier flowing, better protection). You've all heard the claims from big oil companies about "better/best cold start protection". Well, I'm here to tell you it's not the best possible and was all marketing bullsnot! After watching this video, which lubricant do YOU think will better protect the engine on initial cold start up? I already know the answer to this. The "ketchup sqeezing" method had to be used on Motorcraft for improving flow.
See all cold testing in the greasy spoon section.
LINK
Simply no comparison
[youtube_browser]KaKMuTLfCeo[/youtube_browser]
Some of you say, "It doesn't get that cold here, so it's not that big of deal." *Please note, this test was at 15*F
Incorrect, it is that big of deal. When your engine is cold, no matter the temperature, Amsoil is always going to be less viscous (easier flowing, better protection). You've all heard the claims from big oil companies about "better/best cold start protection". Well, I'm here to tell you it's not the best possible and was all marketing bullsnot! After watching this video, which lubricant do YOU think will better protect the engine on initial cold start up? I already know the answer to this. The "ketchup sqeezing" method had to be used on Motorcraft for improving flow.
See all cold testing in the greasy spoon section.
LINK
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