I have loved watching all your tests. Seems like a strange thing to say now that I have typed it haha. I recently had a new engine built for my race car with forged internals. The machine shop who built my engine requires me to use Motul engine oil. I have always used amsoil. I was really hoping you could do a test with all the oils generally used for racing. Amsoil Signature, Liqui Molly, Motul, Royal Purple and then maybe verus Amazon basics full synthetic.

Performance plus by safety clean? The feedlot I drive for only uses it in our truck and I’m not sure why and no reviews online I can find.

The 4200 is rated for Dexos2 (dexos blue) and other Low Sap standards which prioritize Catalytic Health over all other metrics. It's a really strict standard that the AmznBasic Dexos1 doesn't meet. @projectFarm I applaud your work.. This is like comparing a honeycrisp apple to a royal gala apple.

Would love to see Liqui Moly's Molygen in this test and see what shakes the scorboard.

The flow test would be alot more accurate if he had a trail of bearings for the oil to flow its way around down the slide.

Great recommendation! I'll do that in the next round of the playoffs.

I'm curious about running oil in an engine for 2 hours, then running it through the lubricity tester. I wonder what other factors the moving engine has on the oil than just "cooking" it?

This is an excellent idea, I am very curious to see how much less cooked oil film can handle. This is my main concern with oils, durability.

@@ProjectFarm If or when you do that, you can use the same bearing as that would eliminate any variance between two different bearings.

@@HankeyMountainGarage Good idea

Would smell GREAT... LOL

Now's your chance!

Was thinking the same thing. I know my cast iron pans act like Teflon.

@@TheLittlered1961 John, you and Jack ought to go in together and start a company and then get the Commander to run a test on it and yall would be world famous! That DID sound good.

Person driving behind you would be drooling like hell...

lol. Thank you! Hope you sleep well after the races!

Lol thats me at 2:28AM 🤣

Is everyone watching this at 2:30?

What about at 4:30 am?

Muslim spotted he's gonna detonate himself

lol. Thank you!

Typical of the germans to lose another...

When is the public going to realize we already got renewable motor oil, anyhow? Green Earth Technologies: Beef Tallow Based Motor Oil. Renewable Lubricants Incorportaed: Veggie Oil Based Motor Oil, ATF, Grease, Penetrating Oils.

These online oil wars have been raging for almost 20 years on BITOG (bob is the oil guy).

The oil war starts NNNNOOOWWWWW!!!!!

Great recommendation!

Better get a good high speed camera for that one.

I still want to see a lubricity test after the oil has been heated. I would like to see if the oil breaks down

That won't necessarily be true. Different oils have different breakdown and break in points. There is wide range of disparity between new viscosity and after 800 miles of use. Shoutout to blackstone labs. There used to be a great forum that posted great analysis, unfortunately they were bought out by an oil company (go figure) Essentially he could run both oils in the same engine for several durations of 1-2 hours, then test the difference.

Yes!

This will be the real test as the oil is new just for a moment when it is inside of a running engine.

I agree with you. Some of the testing is irrelevant because the oil's not at temperature. The cold flow test is the only test that's relevant

Thank you very much!

I'm imagining the music on trumpets now.

802 Garage I did the same thing.

Thank you very much! Hope you enjoy the video!

I was in the middle of a video on facebook.

802 Garage Me three

Me too!

Thanks for sharing!

I am currently stationed in Germany. I use LQMoly in my 2018 BMW m4 and she runs like a champ.

I actually just serviced my car with liquimoly for the first time, wasn't this top tec one it was the same but a more expensive new version, either way the engine runs smooth as hell and I've gotten way more mpg than I was used to, so there must be more to it than these tests

@@ggcpf2874 Numbers anyone? Never mind, numbers don't matter when such a figure is so variable based on driving habits. Smoother is too subject to human psychology.

Same! My 2011 vw Jetta tdi runs so smooth on Liqui-Moly.

Great suggestion! Thank you.

lol. Thank you

I've really been waiting for him to spill some but he never does!

Some did drip down the test tube!

@@nate2529 ya I guess he did spill a little liquid moly around the 0:50 second mark and then again around the 7:50 mark. I totally didn't notice the first time, if it was me pouring that stuff the test tube would be a mess!

Every time I change oil, I get some on the manifold, even with a funnel. At least it won’t rust out...

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@@ProjectFarm man! The commentary on that race was unbelievable! 😂😂🤣

hahahahaha im dying

I almost cried when cooked amazon basics stepped ahead of new liquimoli.

lol amazon, an underdog... i get it but i thought it was funny.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thank you!

Great test request! Thank you

I think I have asked for this as well. Would be willing to do it myself if I had a lubricity tester.

both oils are made by Warren, but only they could say if the additives are different. so yeah, good test!

@Richard Skipper should....

Royal Kings oil is also made by Warren lubrication and it'd be nice to see all three of them neck-and-neck

Good idea mate

Great test recommendation! Thank you

Yup, good idea

GREAT idea!!

Good idea

Thank you very much!

There are others that have already done that test and super tech full synthetic and amazonbasics full synthetic are about the same

The fact that the person that reached out to PF didn't come out and say they were different "which wouldn't give any secrets away" kinda tells us that they are the same just different package. Happens a lot with all the stuff we buy.

Thank you!

Great recommendation! Thank you

Also use the same quantity of oil in each cup.

Haha, i just recommended the same thing, you beat me to it.

And a line-up/leaderboard of the rest of the bearings for comparison, to see where the current oil being tested falls... would be nice.

absoFRIGGENlutely

Thanks for watching and subscribing! Thanks for the video idea.

I did just that

@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO when it still hot ?

lol. Thank you

Great suggestion! Thank you. Thanks, will do.

Thank you

Thank you!

Great recommendation! Thank you

@@ProjectFarm Pennzoil Platinum & Ultra Platinum please! 😁

I agree. The only 0w-40 oils which meet FCA 'standards' which also works in my 6.4 Hemi is Pennzoil Ultra Platinum, Mopar (relabeled Ultra) Synthetic, and Amsoil. Stupid warranties and certifications.

I should add Ravenol SSL to this as well.

Pennzoil Platinum would be a good addition to this test. Pennzoil Ultra Platinum is harder to come by

Thank you!

Thank you!

Yes, Warren Distribution did a great job with their oil!

Put Amazon Oil in the car and expose to unburned gasoline, moisture and other byproducts, send it to the Lab and see how well it protects engine. Then claim it's quality Oil, based on real engine operation and real lab results.

I know I'm tempted to switch but I've used Castrol gtx for years and my engine seems to like it but the price for the Amazon is unbeatable then again I can usually get a 5qt jug of Castrol at my local Kmart for 14 bucks

Same here, if it weren't for the fact I can get cheap synthetic from a bulk buy I'd definitely buy it

Amazon doesn't produce oil. They either buy the blend or make the blend. There are only 3 oil supplement manufacturers in the world. All engine oil producers buy additives from these 3 companies :)

Thank you!

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Thank you very much!

Great video idea! Thank you

I would too. I actually work in a tire warehouse

@@ProjectFarm I think you have enough video ideas to be the last channel alive on youtube by 2050 !

That sounds expensive

MPG vs traction would be a great data point. I got a little surprise when I saw my MPG drop 5% when I put Continentals on my f150. But the traction is worth it IMHO, especially with the lighter aluminum body.

Thanks you!

Thank you!

I believe you are right! Thank you

Except for Amsoil. That shit is the best

I would never buy Liqui Moly even if this test never existed. Overpriced junk. Look how much it changed after the heat cycle. Garbage.

Amazon is good quality oil. It’s low because it hopes to take a chunk of the oil market , long term strategy monopolization

@@JSPHTRS yeah Amazon is already there. The only downside is that u can't get stuff immediately, but 2day shipping is amazing

Thank you!!

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Thank you!

100% AGREE!

lol. Thank you!

The Kentucky Derby is just around the corner. He should audition for the track announcer.

Thank you!

Thank you for the video idea!

Would be very interesting as this has been my engine oil of choice. Great suggestion.

Im interested in this as well as i have always thought pennzoil to be crap but honestly id like to see may make me not think so

@@finharms9439 What rock have you been living under? Times have changed. Pennzoil Platinum 5W-30 is truly top 5 or top 10 oil of the world. Shell is the parent company - same as Quaker State. Both are superior to Mobil 1 in terms of real world burn off in the summer and have less change in viscosity. Plus both provide more power and less noise at first fill and after 3500 miles. Used all in my 1991 160,000mi CRX, 2003 187,000mi Xterra, and 2003 91,000mi G35 (Mobil 1 junk never touched that car). My 1999 162,000 Camry 4cyl has QS full synthetic - I used to drive 6 hours 3 days a week. 100% confident Pennzoil and QS best A LOT of oils on the world market. I am loving Amazon/SuperTech/WARREN right now. What a great US company!! Amsoil and Motul are excellent oil beasts too.

Violeta Arreola the reason i think as pennzoil as crap is because they are affiliated with quaker state, if you remember back in the day it used to sludge up fairly quickly, i have always been a firm believer in Castrol GTX and Lucas, however if you are correct which im not saying you are or aren’t but this is why id like to see the tests in an unbiased environment, like i said it may change my mind

Thank you very much! Hope the lunch still tastes good!

Project Farms uploads take Priority over all my YT Subscriptions. If only Politicians kept things this honest

Thanks so much!

Thank you!

I think this test shows that quality doesn't have to be expensive?

maybe you should switch to amzonbasics and save some money

Same

@@yilmaztosun4858 this test shows exactly nothing

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Thank you

Great recommendation!

This is a common oil for motorcyclists as well, I've put it in my project bikes and many swear by it. Apparently it has the right certifications to be used with a wet clutch.

Yes T6 showdown please!

Yes, this was an extremely popular choice among Subaru enthusiasts, but be aware they recently changed the formula and it is not the same anymore, now I run Total Quartz 9000 based on recommendation from engine builder.

+1 for t6 test. I use it in my 95 sierra 5.7

Great information. I didn't know this.

SiGHT SMaSH - either that’s a joke or it’s really because amazon sponsored their oil needs. Doesn’t mean it’s any better then any other brand with the same freakin API certification. Lol. Never look at the sponsored logos as an indicator that they are using THE BEST. They are using what’s cheapest / FREE. Those engines get rebuilt after every race anyway, so who gives a hoot what oil they use for ONE RACE duration. Lol

@@I_know_what_im_talking_about Well, the other thing is that it's just an entirely different application. Under high performance racing conditions, you need something that's going to hold up to the heat, and not shear, froth, or separate. So in those cases, you want to have a fairly basic additive package, and not have to worry about VII breakdown. So even if it WAS what F1 used, that doesn't necessarily make it the best for YOU to use.

@@ProjectFarm it's a joke. Each F1 team uses propietary oils.

@@ForkInTheButt their "oil" is hardly "oil" . Unicorn rainbow piss that we can't get our hands on.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Great recommendation and greetings!

Or Rowe Oil from Germany!

Or Addinol oil from Germany 😉

Hello..!! great video on this test.. But i hope like mentioned adding Castrol titaniun aswell..!!! Great work..!!!

Sadly Liqui Moly did so bad. I like that Brand an i dont even really know why. My Car is currently driving with the 4600 Oil

Thank you for the video idea!

Thank you!

Great video idea! Thank you

@@ProjectFarmPlease :D They look very similar

Yes, Wal-Mart Supertech Synthetic.

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Thanks!

Great recommendation!

Agreed its one of the best oils in the sub $25.00 that i have ever UOA blackstone tested. But the Amazon/Supertech oil is very good stuff.

@@joshuarobinson7522 , what your metal wear numbers?

Great recommendation and thanks for the positive comment!

Thank you very much!!

You are welcome!

lol. Thank you!!

Must include a sitting in a lawn chair drinking test.

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

I need to compete those 2 head to head. Great recommendation!

Also need to try Royal Kings Oil it's also made by Warren lubrication it would be a cool video to have all three of them neck-and-neck

Thank you for the video idea!

ROTELLA T6 IS GOD

T6 is 5w40

@@kevindamvorisbacon424 come 5w30 too. according to google tho

@@driftingbrandonc.6480 5w30 is turbo gas. 5w40 is diesel. 10w30 is blend for newer diesels

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General Repair, Thank you very much! We're going to have a cold, wet weekend here unfortunately. 2 and 4 are great ages and the party at the firehouse sounds like great times! They grow up too fast! Thanks again for the positive feedback and hope you enjoy the weekend!

Thanks so much!

The bearing test is definitive, I've seen massive sludging with liquimoly. I recomend mobile1 full synthetic for my customers, costs less, performs better. I offer Shaeffers products as a upgrade

I agree that this would be a good idea to test

No need. Engine flush is not mandatory on every oil change or ANY oil change if you are hitting proper change intervals.

@@peterwelsh6975 ya but it would still be cool to see how well it works just because it's what he do! In all seriousness I'm very interested. A real world application might be where an engine wasn't so well maintained or has unknown maintenance and you the consumer are trying motor flush to see if it helps out. I actually used motor flush religiously in my 97 nissan altima for years and it didn't hurt anything mechanical anyways. In the end my rear main oil seal started leaking badly and the car wasn't worth much so I junked it. I actually read years later that the motor flush might have caused the oil leak by removing the crud that kept the seal from leaking.

Sonuvishwanath 9945312235 It’s certainly not. Regular oil changes will ensure your engine stays clean. I rebuild motors and see it all the time. Just recently rebuilt my 600 hp Toyota motor after 5,000 miles and it looked as clean as the day I first built it, and that’s with low detergent oil

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Thank you

Thanks for watching!

yeah these tests are for entertainment only- they mean next to nothing

That's what I was thinking, they should do a 3k miles after test or so

I can’t believe German engineered oil was beaten by some cheap oil made by some capitalists

@@EngiesParadise I know its a joke but Germany is capitalistic as well just saying

Yeah doesn't say anything about the effects of the oil on modern diesel engine exhaust systems. Liqui molly only one of the few oils to be rated 507, and allowed by VW for use on TDI motors. Doesn't ruin the DPF and exhaust system

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LOL!

DUDE

This guy! Lmao!

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Thank you!

Thank you

Are you Cheech and Chong lost brother?😄

Thank you for the video idea!

Matt Beeramid - so much for the Moly in its name then... 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

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Save your money and go with the Valvoline, your Toyota will be perfectly fine with it. This isn’t some picky European vehicle. Regular maintenance will be more important than which brand oil as long as it’s a full synthetic.

Thanks Peter Dang: I have been doing a bit of research on the typical Valvoline Synpower properties sheet or specs, since 2015, 2018 and the last 2020 range, this last item in their Valvoline Fulll Synthetic drums, they put aside their famous name that included the premium products of The brand "Synpower" is now called Fulll Synthetic Advanced, but what starts to worry me is not only that the new line has a very poor information sheet, or typical properties sheet, on the characteristics of the oil (every two years the they are reducing, removing two data at a time) 2018 Year Sheet www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=valvoline.com.ar/home/wp-content/files_mf/1524079047PDS.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiwye28_PfpAhXIVVEBVAVBAVDBVAVDBVDVAA 2020 Year Sheet sharena21.springcm.com/Public/Document/18452/f1d157d1-0f7e-e711-9c10-ac162d889bd3/3aa410a1-0bbd-e711-9c12-ac162d889bd1 The serious thing is that the quality of their oils has clearly decreased, I do not know if in the quality of the base oil HC (Hydrocracked), as well as in the additives (I have not seen laboratory analysis of the new line to compare) since the information of (loss by evaporation of the lubricant in the NOAK test) the current Valvoline 5w30 Full Synthetic 2020 shows a serious evaporation% of 15 when the 2018 line indicated a Noak of 9.3, this being much better to protect the engine. A high % of NOAK as in the 2020 line not only causes the oil to evaporate faster in the life of the engine, it affects the flash point of the lubricant itself as it is reduced, worsening the viscosity of the hot oil and decreasing the protection of the lubricating film at 100 ° C (which is the normal operating temperature of the engine at general levels) is not very thermostable, in addition a high% evaporation Noak increases the amount of sludge, varnishes and impurities in the oil, generating less engine life. Also in the Pour Point °C test, in 2015 it went from -42 to -36 in the 2018 line, the 2020 maintain the same temperature, this is due to the worst quality of HC base used in the newer ranges. HTHS value from 2018 (3.2) to 2020 (3.1) I already decided to stay with Molygen New generation 5w30 and bought it (although not for price, because Molygen cost me more than Valvoline). Today Molygen new generation is superior to Valvoline 2020, If next year I still get the Valvoline 2018 games (better than the new one) I will buy again.

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Let's find out!

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Thank you for the feedback

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Thank you for the video idea!

I would also really like to see this

I also would like to see this

me too! I use xclean though

@@cplb I agree! I suggested Eco-nergy because my 2019 Mazda MX5 manual specifies ACEA A5/B5 oil. Eco-nergy is A5/B5, X-Clean is C3.

Thank you for the test idea on long-term use.

Thank you for the video idea!