Oil Info..
08-28-2001, 07:41 AM
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Oil Info..
I know there have been countless discussions of the "best" oil for our cars - so when I saw this short article I was interested. Of particular interest is the quotes of Mr. Ichisima of Spoon Sports...
http://asia.vtec.net/topics/oil1.html
(I apologize if this has been seen before...)
http://asia.vtec.net/topics/oil1.html
(I apologize if this has been seen before...)
08-28-2001, 07:54 AM
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Re: Oil Info.. (Flux)
yeah, he "said" that in the BM Special Vol. 1. I'd really like to get my hands on the original Japanese version of this vdo since I found some of the translations were incorrect when I was able to hear the japanese in the background.
yoshi - who found that the funniest translation was DriftKing dubbed as saying "Good golly miss molly!!!" when he was drifting the NSX-R - LOL!!!!!
yoshi - who found that the funniest translation was DriftKing dubbed as saying "Good golly miss molly!!!" when he was drifting the NSX-R - LOL!!!!!
08-28-2001, 08:16 AM
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Re: Oil Info..
aussie land also has this:
Honda "FEO Type R" is a Genuine Honda Engine Oil that has been specifically formulated by Honda Motor Company for use all Honda high performance VTEC engines to ensure maximum protection, whilst the fuel-efficient characteristics will assist to maintain peak performance and fuel economy.
Honda FEO Type R will protect your engine under the most severe conditions and has been developed to provide even more performance in the areas of sludge prevention, piston cleanliness, anti-wear, and high temperature durability.
Specification: SAE 10W-30 API SJ
Part No: B1700 (5 litre pack)
Honda "FEO Type R" is a Genuine Honda Engine Oil that has been specifically formulated by Honda Motor Company for use all Honda high performance VTEC engines to ensure maximum protection, whilst the fuel-efficient characteristics will assist to maintain peak performance and fuel economy.
Honda FEO Type R will protect your engine under the most severe conditions and has been developed to provide even more performance in the areas of sludge prevention, piston cleanliness, anti-wear, and high temperature durability.
Specification: SAE 10W-30 API SJ
Part No: B1700 (5 litre pack)
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08-28-2001, 09:46 AM
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Re: Oil Info.. (Big Phat R)
you just reminded me...
I'm sure the interview w/ Mr. Ichishima for the BM vdo is at least a couple of years old now, but if you go to Type One (the new Sp00n shop), they sell only Motul oil.
hrm/ness...
I'm sure the interview w/ Mr. Ichishima for the BM vdo is at least a couple of years old now, but if you go to Type One (the new Sp00n shop), they sell only Motul oil.
hrm/ness...
08-28-2001, 11:16 AM
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Re: Oil Info.. (yoshi234)
Neither one of those oils is 100% synthetic. Dunno what real benefits you would realize.
I'm trying to get my grubbly little hands on some of this:
I'm trying to get my grubbly little hands on some of this:
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Re: Oil Info.. (zygspeed)
I run 100 percent olive oil in my Type R. I've heard it's very healthy for it.
However, for the first 5,000 miles, you should use baby oil, to break it in while it's young.
However, for the first 5,000 miles, you should use baby oil, to break it in while it's young.
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Re: Oil Info.. (nsxtcjr)
I run 100 percent olive oil in my Type R. I've heard it's very healthy for it.
However, for the first 5,000 miles, you should use baby oil, to break it in while it's young.
However, for the first 5,000 miles, you should use baby oil, to break it in while it's young.
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