Best engine oil brand
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I find water works fine. If you can get it, battery acid is even better.
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If you have a built engine, especially one that one that comes with a warranty, use what the maker suggests. Other than that, since our engines require synthetic oil and synthetic oil is the top of the line for any brand, you should be fine with any synthetic oil. Just change it often enough to keep it reasonably clean. I recommend every 3K for normal driving. That, and don't go cheap when you purchase an oil filter.
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#9
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royal what
I bought some royal purple. But I am in NY. The lowest temp last year was -8F when I was leaving work at 1:30am. Then I saw this:
And I know it is -40 versus -8, but I am sticking with Mobile 1.
Where did the royal purple go? Into the wife's KIA.
~Jaraxle
And I know it is -40 versus -8, but I am sticking with Mobile 1.
Where did the royal purple go? Into the wife's KIA.
~Jaraxle
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I've used many types of oil. Amsoil, Motul, Penrite, valvoline, and the list goes on. You're going to find people who have their personal preferences and hate on other brands cause they know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows a moron who had a bad experience with one single brand. Amsoil and Motul are great like but you'll pay more for it. I currently am using Valvoline VR1 and can't be happier. I use the 10W-30 VR1 non synthetic in my Evo X and the VR1 Racing full synthetic in my race car. I have had 0 issues. In my opinion Valvoline and Brad Penn is the way to go. Great quality oils that don't cost more than $10 a quart