Cakes | API SP 5W20 - Fully synthetic

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Product description

- Fully synthetic oil suitable for gasoline cars, composed of a set of additives and chemical compounds designed to adhere quickly to engine parts, forming an additional layer to protect it during startup and increase its efficiency during operation more than other oils for a longer engine life. - Reduces low-speed pre-ignition LSPI, which has a significant long-term impact on the engine. - Compliant with the latest American Petroleum Institute 2020 API SP-RC / ILSAC GF-6 standards and earlier ones to maintain the engine. - Allows you to get the best from your car by providing enhanced and comprehensive protection for the most important engine parts, considering the needs of modern engines. - Provides higher protection against wear by 3.14 degrees, less oil evaporation by 3.4%, less viscosity loss by 33%, with oxidation stability and deposit control to enhance protection for key components. - Endures up to 5-6 thousand kilometers. - Effectively lubricates the engine even when its temperature rises to the highest limits and it operates at maximum RPM because it is specially formulated for harsh operating conditions in hot weather. - Thanks to its high viscosity and chemical additives from polymers and others, it quickly seals gaps in pistons and cylinders, reducing friction between engine parts, especially at startup. - Prevents the formation of deposits caused by wear between engine parts and pistons, reducing oxidation, keeping the engine clean, and lowering fuel consumption. - Maintains stable engine performance under various conditions, reducing maintenance costs. - Suitable for gasoline cars, especially sports cars and those equipped with T-GDI, GDI, DOHC, EFI, VVT, as well as four-stroke motorcycles (non-immersed clutches). - Designed with Kixx's exclusive Triple Double Technology, which reduces oil evaporation, eliminating the need to add oil between service intervals, and also reduces wear with temperature and stabilizes depletion.

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