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10-10-2015, 04:35 PM
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It's now the time where I'll be buying oil for my cars. There is a vast array of oils to pick from. There's cheaper brands like Gulf Western to expensive brands like Penrite.
So to the point, what's the difference (or is there a big difference) between fully synthetic GW and fully synthetic Penrite when they have the same grades and ratings and such? Is it worth spending over $50 for oil when there's the same alleged kind for half cost? What makes them worth so much? There is also Coles brand but I wouldn't even consider that.
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What makes a good oil good?
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