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Why are you so critical? All I did was inform people of an option that I have not seen discussed. I did not say it was better did I? I simply said I was going to try it. I don't care about emissions and have no cats. It has a viscosity of 130 vs 170 for tws at 40 degrees. for better cold start protection for our bearings but offers viscosity of 20 at 100 degrees (vs 14 for 0w40 which people use) so it offers a better protection at really high temps for those who want to redline the car and run it at high temperatures of above 210 for sustained periods.
Simply giving people another option for those who like options
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