All you German Castrol guys
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All you German Castrol guys
Well I got my 5 cases of German Castrol 0-30 from AutoZone....I ordered it about 2 weeks ago and they said they could order it in bulk only. I got each case for $39 bucks not bad. They are ordering in Bulk only, It's Back!!!
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Since Autozone puts the same SKU number on both the American version and the German version, have you opened up each case to see how many cases actually contain the German version?
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Originally Posted by Rick99TAWS6
Stopped by Autozone last night and found the German Castrol on the shelves, had heard elsewhere that they had it back in stock - was gonna switch over to Pennzoil Platinum but just got the GC since it was cheaper and they only had PP 0-40
Same story here. Just happened to find 12 quarts GC on the shelf as I was scoping out Pennzoil Platinum. Apparently the chick behind the counter was not familiar with the high end oils, as she about crapped when she rang it up. My wife wasn't particularly happy when I told her I just bought $80 worth of motor oil for my toy! lol
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Originally Posted by Gun5
this is that 0-30 **** everyone raves about.. isnt that a bit thin?? i use 20-50.. just let my car idle for about a minute or 2 before i start moving get the oil moving
Just walked into another AZ in town, they had twelve quarts on the shelf, too. Almost bought them all, but I figured I didn't need more than the four year supply I already have.
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Originally Posted by gtarist
Dude - don't get 'em started.
Just walked into another AZ in town, they had twelve quarts on the shelf, too. Almost bought them all, but I figured I didn't need more than the four year supply I already have.
Just walked into another AZ in town, they had twelve quarts on the shelf, too. Almost bought them all, but I figured I didn't need more than the four year supply I already have.
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Originally Posted by Gun5
this is that 0-30 **** everyone raves about.. isnt that a bit thin?? i use 20-50.. just let my car idle for about a minute or 2 before i start moving get the oil moving
In short, run GC 0W-30 in all weather conditions all year-round.
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I stopped by today at Autozone and sure enough there carrying the german castrol. I didn't get any because I don't need a oil change yet and I'm sure this isn't a partime thing.
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Originally Posted by Arad
Not to derail thread but whats wrong with Castol Syntec 5w30?
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Originally Posted by dailydriver
It's not "bad" oil, but it is just not nearly as good as GC (and some others out there). Look at the specs and UOAs (used oil analysis') and you will see what everyone is talking about.
The German made Syntec 0w-30 is 12.2 cst@100, thus at the top end of 30w range and is why people will say it is "nearly 40w".