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  1. 28-04-2012 02:20 PM #25
    EKVTIR-T
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChaosMaster View Post
    5w-30 would be the one I'ld go, since it's "thinner" it'll creates less friction internally
    If you rubbed 2 pieces of metal against each other,one with thin oil and one with thick,which would make more friction?
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  2. 28-04-2012 04:55 PM #26
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    Quote Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T View Post
    If you rubbed 2 pieces of metal against each other,one with thin oil and one with thick,which would make more friction?
    Depends.

    If the 2 pieces of metal are at a fixed distance between each other (and does not budge), the thicker oil could create more pressure, and in turn, create extra resistance/friction.
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  3. 07-05-2014 04:05 PM #27
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    I saw a new Honda FEO Ultra at a Honda dealer spart parts shop. It is a 'newer' product and it doesn't mention 'Synthetic' anymore. Anynone know more about it?
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