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    b16a oil type

    hey guys i have recently brought an integra wth a b16a in it and was woundering what type of oil i should be running in it.
    cheers

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    DA integra I hope !

    what do you do with the car ? daily-driver / track whore / bad-ass street raqcer etc.
    and how often do u intend to change the oil ?
    what climate do you live in ?
    how long is a piece of string ?

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    its a DA, i live in a hot climate, i change the oil every 7500kms, its a daily driver but i dont mind giving it to it. so yeh i was just woundering like for example 10/30 castrol edge.

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    5w-30, 10w-30, 0w-40, 5w-40, 10w-40, 15w-40(wouldnt recommend this one but itll still work with it) and 5w-50(for extreme conditions, used mostly for turbos).

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    Honda FEO ;p

    stuff is pretty cheap too

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2ds View Post
    Honda FEO ;p

    stuff is pretty cheap too
    Yeah, but when Edge 5w-30 is on discount for $35, that is a better buy than FEO.
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    is it bad to use a 15w-40 that says'' for newer engines with multiple valves''

    ive put it in my car and noticed a decrease in fuel economy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chriskoss View Post
    is it bad to use a 15w-40 that says'' for newer engines with multiple valves''

    ive put it in my car and noticed a decrease in fuel economy
    It is too thick for your engine. Stick to 0w-30, 5w-30, 10w-30, 0w-40, 5w-40 or 10w-40.
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    I plan on running royal purple in mine next, it's due for oil in about 200kms

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    i would recommend using NEO, it's a bit more pricey than castrol edge, but fuel economy is better, and it drives(revs) a lot smoother

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