Engine Oil

[GT_AUTO]

redline 10w-30 work best with hi revving n/a engine.it makes ur engine lighter
cos of the thin viscosity.

 

[JINEIL2EN]

can try Motul 0W20 or Mugen 0W20 as well.....

 

[GT_AUTO]

wah.....sifo....how much ar per bottle???hehehe......

 

[clockwork]

redline 10w-30 work best with hi revving n/a engine.it makes ur engine lighter
cos of the thin viscosity.

how about for turbo engine bro?

 

[JINEIL2EN]

wah.....sifo....how much ar per bottle???hehehe......

for Coke is rm1.20per can & rm1.60per bottle....
how many liter...?? i dunno..ahahaha...

 

[GT_AUTO]

how about for turbo engine bro?

at least *w40.not recommended below 40 for turbo.

 

[GT_AUTO]

for Coke is rm1.20per can & rm1.60per bottle....
how many liter...?? i dunno..ahahaha...

waaa.....cannot afford it leh.....to damn cheap...hahaha

 

[JINEIL2EN]

waaa.....cannot afford it leh.....to damn cheap...hahaha

hahahaha...now, i drink for free....Sponsor by McD....hahahaha...

 

[clockwork]

at least *w40.not recommended below 40 for turbo.

so Redline 10w40 can be use?

 

[JINEIL2EN]

so Redline 10w40 can be use?

can, just beware of getting the Fake Redline.

 

[xtremeleo]

it was okie when i used the toyota 10-30 on my starlet, dis is the recommended weight for the 4efte in the manual. i dont see y a lower weight number cant be used in a charged engine.. for me, its all about tolerances, if ur engine is old, better use a thicker oil to seal in compression

 

[JINEIL2EN]

how bout if not losing compression, still need to seal it..??

sorry, newbie here...

 

[xtremeleo]

how bout if not losing compression, still need to seal it..??

sorry, newbie here...

if not losing compression? den u can use a lower weight oil

compression is supposed to be sealed in the combustion chamber by the compression piston rings, but if the rings cant hold it in then a thicker oil mite help to reduce the losses by filling in the gaps between the cylinder wall and the rings. oil is actually used to lubricate, to reduce friction on moving parts, not to seal compression in. but if we can use it for another reason just by changing to a heavier weight, then y not?

 

[JINEIL2EN]

if not losing compression? den u can use a lower weight oil

compression is supposed to be sealed in the combustion chamber by the compression piston rings, but if the rings cant hold it in then a thicker oil mite help to reduce the losses by filling in the gaps between the cylinder wall and the rings. oil is actually used to lubricate, to reduce friction on moving parts, not to seal compression in. but if we can use it for another reason just by changing to a heavier weight, then y not?

1 kuk kong, 2 kuk kong, 3 kuk kong.....sifooooOOO!!!
3 hiong tao to sifooOOOO!!!

 

[CarroTT]

waaarr, why u so sui wan, kuk kong like people just die n paying ur last respect

 

[xtremeleo]

who died? me? lol

 

[JINEIL2EN]

who die..??? who>>????

 

[dj_gti]

for turbo....
what's good for the engine ??
i mean the oil....

 

[GT_AUTO]

any brand of oil is good if u change the oil frequently as the manufacturer
suggested.go for w40 n above.avoid w60 as it's only meant for race use.
damn thick.make ur car feel under powered.:).but in term of protection,
damn good.:)

 

[JINEIL2EN]

wat turbo..??