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Thanks Mark! I appreciate your input, even if it's been posted before. [ QUOTE ]
Here 'ya go! Very informative. http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/...1_15W-50_.aspx [/ QUOTE ]
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What about Valvoline VR1?
James
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I think that Valvoline VR1 oil is a good substitute if a guy wanted to save a few bucks instead of the Mobil One. I've got friends that use it and have never heard anything negative about it. It's dinosauer-based and gets by the EPA by not having the starburst-grading system on the back of the bottle. So it's not really certified for street-use you can say. You just need to trust Valvoline's great reputation that's it's a quality product, which it is. In, fact, it's what I use for break-in before the Mobil One.
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