Best of the best engine oils

ixeo

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hahaha...bought at rm88 shell fs..

i left 1 bottle at the shelf for those looking for it. only giant sek7 has 1 bottle left after i purchase the other, :banana:
Shell Helix Ultra @ RM88? Its a steal man
 

jebatdex

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I don't know, just based on my limited observation of oil comparison tests, seem like Amsoil Signature very often comes out on top and it's the only oil I know that dares to claim their oil can last 25k miles (not even km!). Members in the Mark X club had also really proved it by going over 30k km before change, pretty remarkable. Then their ATF also looks very good even after 20-30k km use and able to prevent the overheating issue that may happen with the AT when driven hard using the regular Toyota ATF WS oil.

If I have a nice high performance car in the future, I think Amsoil will be my first choice.

Some reference:
https://www.yourbestpicks.com/best-synthetic-motor-oils/
Will give the Amsoil ATF a try next time i service. My first service last time im using the green LM Molygen 5w-40 and there is some balance from the previous service, so no choice need to use the same brank for next service. But, ATF will try Amsoil. Amsoil got rear axle oil as well bro?
 

6UE5t

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Will give the Amsoil ATF a try next time i service. My first service last time im using the green LM Molygen 5w-40 and there is some balance from the previous service, so no choice need to use the same brank for next service. But, ATF will try Amsoil. Amsoil got rear axle oil as well bro?
Got but I think rear axle not so critical to use such high end oil.
 

^pomen_GTR^

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ok here is the real answer...

all other argument is invalid! :rofl:

 
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Darth Evillus

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Have u guys heard of performance oil filter?

It's that time where I am to change my oil and oil filter

So I am being offered stock filter and add 30 bucks ish for works engineering oil filter.

Is the extra cost bringing me any benefit? Or a con job lol
 

alcyon

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Have u guys heard of performance oil filter?

It's that time where I am to change my oil and oil filter

So I am being offered stock filter and add 30 bucks ish for works engineering oil filter.

Is the extra cost bringing me any benefit? Or a con job lol
Please dont buy works engineering oil filter....
 

Darth Evillus

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OK ur reasons? Have u used it before?

Any other performance oil filters used in Malaysia?

Are they worth the few extra ringgit for those enthusiasts who tried it
 

vr2turbo

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All my cars use normal filters only. Even my Mitsu uses Proton filters.......lol
 

^pomen_GTR^

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All my cars use normal filters only. Even my Mitsu uses Proton filters.......lol


even my subaru use mitsu/proton filter... lol
 

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gunnerzz

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No wonder XV group mention RM45 for oil filter, can use proton ones.......lol
if uses the small campro size filter then can compare price with perodua kenari/kelisa filter before buying. Ori perodua filter is going for below RM10 and campro start at RM10. AMP brand is slightly cheaper.
 

vr2turbo

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if uses the small campro size filter then can compare price with perodua kenari/kelisa filter before buying. Ori perodua filter is going for below RM10 and campro start at RM10. AMP brand is slightly cheaper.
Yah! remember Proton have the big and small filters. My hyundai Sonata uses the big one and VR using the small one. Proton ones was RM10 and 8, Unbranded one RM7 and 5......lol
 

gunnerzz

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Yah! remember Proton have the big and small filters. My hyundai Sonata uses the big one and VR using the small one. Proton ones was RM10 and 8, Unbranded one RM7 and 5......lol
BTW, the small type and big type actually have the same thread size so u can used both type. If u notice the oil filter pic in my 4G54 top overhaul thread, it is using the big type which makes it looks odd as the ori type is small.
 

jebatdex

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BTW, the small type and big type actually have the same thread size so u can used both type. If u notice the oil filter pic in my 4G54 top overhaul thread, it is using the big type which makes it looks odd as the ori type is small.
serious arr can use both? when buying filter for my 1.6 satria, the guy at sparepart shop asked CC, so when I told him 1.6, its small one. if 1.5 or 1.3, big one. if both can use, why in the first place they have big and small one?
 

gunnerzz

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serious arr can use both? when buying filter for my 1.6 satria, the guy at sparepart shop asked CC, so when I told him 1.6, its small one. if 1.5 or 1.3, big one. if both can use, why in the first place they have big and small one?
I dont have the answer to that but i think its due to engine space and design.

Not sure abt mitsu 1.6 filter but i know that campro and kelisa/kenari are the same and can fit the LO47 pajero too but i have never used it as wira 1.5 is way cheaper. Wira 1.5 can fit Pajero but cant fit campro and kelisa/kenari due to limited space.

The size of the filter also weird to me where wira 1.5 and campro are using more or less the same quantity of oil but the wira filter is bigger. My 1.8 waja is using 5.1 liter of oil but the filter is same diameter with campro but half the height.
 

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