Reply to "5w20"

roadrageMember

Red Line also makes a 5w20 Group V lubricant.

www.redlineoil.com

BTW, Ford went to the 5w20 not for the purposes of extending engine life, as the data are not in yet to confirm that 5w20 will stand up to high load, high temp field use. I am recommending a 30weight (0,5, or 10) synoil for my colleagues int he trade.

I found proof that Ford went to 5w20 as "pushed" by the FTC, and they do not recommend synthetics based on pressure from the FTC as well.
http://www.epa.gov/otaq/cert/dearmfr/ccd0112.pdf

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