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Valvoline Max Life, 5w20 or 5w30.
5 wt% moly (highest of the common oils)
22 wt% synthetic
Best oil around for the price. Since you have a few more miles on your car, your engine rings and all that are nicely broke in, you can go to a little heavier oil in the warm temp region, so 5w30 would be fine. 5w20 still isn't a bad choice, keep in mind that if you do a lot of highway driving (which I guess you do since you have 100k already) 5w20 will give slightly better MPG than 5w30, we're talking maybe 0.5-1 highway MPG better.
5 wt% moly (highest of the common oils)
22 wt% synthetic
Best oil around for the price. Since you have a few more miles on your car, your engine rings and all that are nicely broke in, you can go to a little heavier oil in the warm temp region, so 5w30 would be fine. 5w20 still isn't a bad choice, keep in mind that if you do a lot of highway driving (which I guess you do since you have 100k already) 5w20 will give slightly better MPG than 5w30, we're talking maybe 0.5-1 highway MPG better.
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Originally Posted by Dticalman81
do they sell valvoline max liife '5w20' at places like pepboys, autozone, or kragens too? I see 5-30's but haven't checked for 5w20 maxlives yet.
Not sure, I thought I saw 5w20 at Wal-Mart though, I could be wrong though.
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Originally Posted by HITMAN
your original post makes it sound like you haven't changed the oil yet.
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Whatever you've been using to get you to 100,000 miles will get you to 200,000 miles, don't change a thing. Assuming you change your oil regularly of course.
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