Is nebrock 0w 100 safe in a f150?
Was looking up oils to see what would be best for my truck to make it last the longest it's already 13 years old and 160k miles and has never had an issue since it was new it takes 3w30 oil but this nebrock oil only comes in 0w 100 but from what I've seen its by far the best but just not sure how it work in a 4.6 Ford motor
I assume you mean it take 5w30 oil. You are not supposed to go thicker on newer engines since they have tighter clearances. If oil it too thick, it will not lubricate some parts at all. Especially with 0w100, that stuff would be like molasses. It is only used in LARGE engines or racing engines.
Thicker oil was fine on much older cars. In fact, some of the older cars used break in oil with new engines that was thicker to get the parts mated right.
Now they are going thinner. I see a lot of engines (like mine) that require 5w20 or 0w20. Some engine parts over the last 15 years or so are laser cut to precision.
"Is nebrock 0w 100 safe in a f150? "
Hell no. 100 weight oil? That's about as thick as rear axle oil. Your engine would not survive the experience.
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