Thanks for the advice... so does it matter how many kms the engine has done when choosing an oil? My car has done 75,000km so does that mean I should be looking out for a different type compared to when I have done 150,000 km
Thanks for the advice... so does it matter how many kms the engine has done when choosing an oil? My car has done 75,000km so does that mean I should be looking out for a different type compared to when I have done 150,000 km
You choose based on your engine condition. Relying on number of kms alone only tells half the story. I would choose an oil and stick to it until you get signs of an old engine. If by the time you reach 150,000km and the engine doesn't burn any oil, just stick to the same oil that you are using.
Hi, was planning to post a new topic, but think here might be the place.
I have been told by my housemate that I should try some 0w-50 in my car. I have a 2002 ITR thats done 90000km closing in on the 100000km service. I was planning to experiment with this change in oil as my housemate has owned an assortment of cars and I trust and heed his words. But has anyone tried this before and results? I do oil changes every 8000km so its about due for another one.
hey guys would anyone know if i would lose power if i use motul 5W40 oil? or the 10W40? http://www.motul.com.au/product_line...4stroke03.html
currently using castrol edge sport 5w30. would there be any noticeable power loses? if any
Use mobil 1 oils, I've used penrite 10W-50, and used Royal purple 10-40W twice, and now I'm hooked to Mobil 1 5W-30. It's an insane oil, you'll feel the difference and notice low fuel consumption aswell.
I'm about to try Motul 300V 5w-40. It is highly recommended in Japan for street and track cars alike. Apparently there is a noticeable difference in acceleration, smoothness and oil reducing. At $90 for 4L though it is worth experimenting with. Will post my results as they come to hand.
Ok guys did my oil change yesterday. I instantly noticed a difference in power delivery, not sure if it's just fresh oil but anyways it is a lot smoother and the acceleration of the car is more precise. Worth my recommendation although the price is a bit high.
By the way, has anyone tried out the new FEO Ultra 5w-30 synthetic that Honda has produce? I went to buy my oil filter and washer and noticed it, they said it was literally brand new. Only recommended in 2001 and up vehicles and that Honda finally decided to test and produce something synthetic for the consumer market. If anyone tries this oil please post results.
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