penrite 10-50 hpr 10
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penrite 10-50 hpr 10
That would explain the caltex star on top of the bottle.Quote:
Originally Posted by trism
Doesnt mean anything though, its an oil made by an oil company to a specific formulation asked by Honda.
-one.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronrein
bit off topic, but do you guys think its okay to mix oils? i have 3L of castrol edge 5-30 and 1.5L of mobil one 10-30 gold from yester years... will it be okay to mix the two together for my next service which is due soon?
No.never do this.
Sent from my custard cannon like Peter North.
caltex? LOL must've been out of honda game for ages. The last time i looked at the bottle, it said it was manufactured by honda motors not caltex.Quote:
Originally Posted by trism
No probs man. As long as they are both the right grade for your car. Google is your friend for more answers.Quote:
Originally Posted by hui
what do you mean by "-one" sorry bludger?
He means '-1' as opposed to '+1' (IE. He doesn't agree with nor feel neutral about your post, but things you're wrong). He probably just thinks the viscosity you suggested is way too thick for a little high-rev'ing Honda engine, especially coming into Winter...Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronrein
Season only affects cold temp. The hot temp should be the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by dougie_504
10w-40 extra 10 full synthetic everyday penrite, great oil, aussie made
A bit late, but I hope that the threadstarter stuck with the oil that he was using. If he was happy with it and had no oil consumption, then he should stick to it (Edge 5w-30). For street use, there is not much difference going from Group III to Group IV or going from 5w-30 to 0w-40.