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Old 10-25-2009, 05:50 PM
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and whats the deal with oil filters???
i see people are substituting the G35 filters for the M fliters???
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Old 10-25-2009, 06:15 PM
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alright guys im using castrol full synthetic 5/30... should i be using mobil???
according to Oil Analysis it shows Castrol syntec 5w30 being better the M1, but make your own decision. They are both good.
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according to Oil Analysis it shows Castrol syntec 5w30 being better the M1, but make your own decision. They are both good.
yeah so i thought too but i saw everyone using mobil so i didnt know if i had missed some significance for mobil over castrol...
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you got any advice on filters?
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amsoil huh... any autoparts store auto store carries it?
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are there any dyno tests with this oil?

check out the Eneos oil 0w-50 dynos
its japanese racing oil

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eDc3msmXDo
^ 350z DYNO'ed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3p-WXDTwyo
^335I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmLP95N_DX0
^ EVO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrTrdw8btzQ
^ Corvette

I'm switch to these oil next time
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are there any dyno tests with this oil?

check out the Eneos oil 0w-50 dynos
its japanese racing oil

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eDc3msmXDo
^ 350z DYNO'ed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3p-WXDTwyo
^335I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmLP95N_DX0
^ EVO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrTrdw8btzQ
^ Corvette

I'm switch to these oil next time
question is how much is it? royal purples 9 bux a quart. if its over 10bux a quart i rather stick with royal purple lol
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question is how much is it? royal purples 9 bux a quart. if its over 10bux a quart i rather stick with royal purple lol
I'm using royal purple now

I know a shop in Van Nuys (Sourthern California)
they sell them for
"Eneos oil with factory filter, washer and 5W-30:$54.95
Eneos oil with factory filter, washer and 5W-20 or 0W-20 (5 Qts.)$64.95
Eneos oil with factory filter, washer and 0W-50 (6 Qts):$74.95"
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are there any dyno tests with this oil?

check out the Eneos oil 0w-50 dynos
its japanese racing oil

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eDc3msmXDo
^ 350z DYNO'ed
Apples to oranges, they compared 20w50 with 0w50. You may also want to read on the pros/cons of using race oil for daily driving.
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50 weight is WAAAAYYY too thick for an oem built motor. 20W is WAAAYY too thick for a winter weight.
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50 weight is WAAAAYYY too thick for an oem built motor. 20W is WAAAYY too thick for a winter weight.
In our area 20W should be fine for the Winter weight part of the figure (most of the time). According to charts it should be ok down to about 0 F. 15W to about -10, 10W to about -20, 5W to about -30.
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Don't know why one would want to run 3 times the rated winter viscosity if they didn't have to. (and stress the oiling system w/o need)
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Don't know why one would want to run 3 times the rated winter viscosity if they didn't have to. (and stress the oiling system w/o need)
It is not 3 times the viscosity. 20W is the same minimum viscosity at 212 degrees F as 20 weight oil but not at the winter temperature rating. As an example with 15W oil at 5 degrees F you have the same rating as 5W oil at -13 degrees F. At 212 degrees F #15W is rated the same as 20W and single weight 20. These are minimum values. Maximum value ratios are a little different. As a comparison single weight 30 has a viscosity rating of about 25% higher than single weight 20, not a 50% increase that may have been guessed by many. 20W oil at its temperature rating of 14 degrees F has a viscosity of about 30% higher than 5W oil at is low temperature rating.

For this reason I would not use a higher oil than 15W in most northern places in the U.S. On the other hand its pumping capability is the same at -4 degrees F as 5W is at -31 degrees F. In other words if you can crank it, it will pump.
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Wix makes the Napa gold filter. Fleet filters is where I get them and posted a thread about it. Same as the Napa gold and it's about $4.xx each. Alot better than $8.00 each!
definitely bought napa gold filter the other day and DEFINITELY PAID $8 not $4 :/ lol
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