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rfarkash 
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 Topic: VR1 Synthetic?Posted: September-24-2012 at 3:54pm |
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Thanks for the vote of confidence. Will let it sit as is and not worry about it.
BTW - i revile searches as well :) Thanks Ron |
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Ron 1989 Ski Nautique
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: September-23-2012 at 9:37pm |
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Ron,
I feel you will be OK. There are times when many will mix the two together and in fact, when you buy a "semi synthetic" that's exactly what the lube guys do. I have done searches that reviled it's not a problem. The key is the ZDDP!!!! |
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rfarkash
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Posted: September-23-2012 at 8:11pm |
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Any difference between VR1 20/50 and VR1 SYNTHETIC 20/50 other than price? Going through winterization and mistakenly mixed 2 qts of each. Have always used the conventional in the past because consensus was ZDDP levels were good. Assumed the different bottle colors was just a marketing thing until I read closer. If there is a real difference (particularly zinc content), I have no problems draining and refilling, just want to confirm either way. Didn't find too much on a google search other than the hot-rod guys.
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