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  1. #49
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    Quote Originally Posted by her0 View Post
    So i just recently got a DC5R and have been trying to research which oil to use, i use my dc5 as a commuter and bit of windy roads driving, with a bit of thrashing here and there.

    Reading this thread, i have no idea what all these oil ratings mean?

    anyone mind helping a fella help?

    Sorry for thread revival.

    cheers.
    Daily commuter, Honda FEO.
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  2. #50
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    Castrol edge 5w - 30w - Fine for winter season.

    Might go to a 40w for summer.

    I think more importantly though is how often you change your oil.

    Every 5000K's I do.

  3. #51
    Quote Originally Posted by l3vnd1 View Post
    Castrol edge 5w - 30w - Fine for winter season.

    Might go to a 40w for summer.

    I think more importantly though is how often you change your oil.

    Every 5000K's I do.
    yup, previous owner changed it every 5000kms, i don't plan to change that.

    so i guess i'd go the castrol 5w-30w for now?

  4. #52
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    mobil1 0w-40w...

  5. #53
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    the ratings are to show the thickness of the oil. hondas like using a thinner oil then most other cars. and also the temp the oils are recomended for. your user manual should say the oem oils wouldnt do you wrong./
    but if u want something a little better. id say a fully synthetic oil. i use motul 8100 5w40. i rate it and so would many others. its up 2 your pocket i suppose
    UMM O..K...

  6. #54
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    Now using...

    Royal Purple 5w30 w/ K&N Oil Filter

    Pros:
    - Made engine noticably quieter and smoother...
    - Seems to of improved responsiveness but other variables could of effected that.
    - Extended Drain Periods
    - It's actually purple... lol

    *Seems much better than Motul 300V* When I used motul 300V same weight...it made the engine very chattery, noisy and rough...flushed the oil straight away and moved to fuchs synthetic until I decided to go with Royal Purple xD

    Cons:
    - Expensive (Approx $85/5L)
    Last edited by Sp00ny; 24-10-2008 at 02:01 PM.
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  7. #55
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    hey guys ive got a b18b and im currently using penrite HPR 15 which is SAE 15W-60
    thats recommended for SAE 15W-40 or 15W-50 .But it is way to thick. just a Question on which other brand of oil i should use that is available at autobarn or supercheap etc because there isnt a honda dealer around my area any tips will be great.

    Magnatec
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    castrol Edge
    Penrite again?
    Cheers

  8. #56
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    Quote Originally Posted by kikxz View Post
    hey guys ive got a b18b and im currently using penrite HPR 15 which is SAE 15W-60
    thats recommended for SAE 15W-40 or 15W-50 .But it is way to thick. just a Question on which other brand of oil i should use that is available at autobarn or supercheap etc because there isnt a honda dealer around my area any tips will be great.

    Magnatec
    Shell
    Mobil
    castrol Edge
    Penrite again?
    Cheers
    Scrap the Penrite...Although this may sound bias I have no major issues with any other oil but Penrite... and scrap that viscosity

    I would use a 10w30 or 10w40 depending how many k's your car has done preferable in Mobil/Motul or OEM. If you actually research it you will find that Australian OEM oil is refined by Caltex...so anything along those lines will do. I personally would go for a trip to a honda dealer and purchase a few bottles of OEM...you cant go wrong with oem and at $32 for 5 Litres...the price is good too.
    Last edited by Sp00ny; 24-10-2008 at 02:32 PM.
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  9. #57
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    ok spoony thanks for the info looks like oem is the way to go cheers mate

  10. #58
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    hey.. there's quite a few ppl using Castrol Edge Sport 5-30. so am i.

  11. #59
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    Any advice on what oil to use for a B18c having done just over 200K's??

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    Quote Originally Posted by F.O.B Squad View Post
    Any advice on what oil to use for a B18c having done just over 200K's??
    Honda FEO. If you are not happy with oil consumption with FEO go up to a 10W-40 semi-synthetic and see if it improves.

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