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I might be trying too hard to head off the anecdotal cluster Ff%^&'s these threads often fall into.Who took a dump in your cereal this morning?
Mobil 1 is solid enough for motorsports/racing use. I’ve used it in the wife’s Bronco sport and since new and it’s been running perfectly fine. I’m sure most full synthetic oil you get from oreilly/autozone is miles ahead of the synthetic blend that came in our vehicles. You don’t need to top grade Luiqimoly for these engines to run fine.
You getting that worked up over a single post gives you sensitive snowflake vibes.
I’m just giving my feedback on what’s worked for me.![]()
Let's try this:
"Mobil 1 is solid enough for motorsports/racing use."
So brand reputation - really, just marketing - is how one should determine what to buy?
"I’ve used it in the wife’s Bronco sport and since new and it’s been running perfectly fine."
Anecdotal in the extreme. Then, perhaps your wife and her particular driving habit IS the perfect women on which to base all future oiling decisions!
"I’m sure most full synthetic oil you get from oreilly/autozone is miles ahead of the synthetic blend that came in our vehicles."
Except you don't know that. You have never tested either oil, though you might have read about others who have on the interwebs....but maybe they don't know what they are talking about? How would a person test these assumptions?
"You don’t need to top grade Luiqimoly for these engines to run fine."
You think that brand is good...for what? Why do you think it is good, beyond your perception of its reputation based on....what, marketing? Anecdotal reports? I personally would not use it in the Bronco's ecoboosts, but I have seen actual objective results .
Again, this will seem harsh (and maybe it is - but it's the truth), but you don't appear to have anything beyond brand perception, based on marketing/advertising, as your ruler to measure what "works for you". Modern engines are pretty robust. You could probably put olive oil (extra virgin!
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