What oil is best for my d16 Turbo motor?
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What oil is best for my d16 Turbo motor?
Just installed the greddy kit not to long ago and i was wondering if anyone would recomend something defferent than 5w-30?
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non-synthetic oil's correct? cause as far as i know synthetic oil run like water on turbo cars which is back for the turbo and can eventually cause it to seize up but it's just what i've herd not what i know might be different for mobile 1
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damn you guys should use a thicker oil especially if you runs forged pistons...
Castrol syntec 15w50 in my car... Mobil 1 is too much liquid when she gets hot !
Castrol syntec 15w50 in my car... Mobil 1 is too much liquid when she gets hot !
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Re: What oil is best for my d16 Turbo motor? (my93hatch)
I run mobil 1 synthetic 10w30 on my turbo d16. They are right though...its super expensive and runs like water out of my leaks
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Re: What oil is best for my d16 Turbo motor? (91integraLSVTEC)
Anyone wanna confirm this is any better to run than 10 30 ? Im thinkin about synthetic blend castrol stuff ...
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Re: (burnt_rice)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by burnt_rice »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">non-synthetic oil's correct? cause as far as i know synthetic oil run like water on turbo cars which is back for the turbo and can eventually cause it to seize up but it's just what i've herd not what i know might be different for mobile 1</TD></TR></TABLE>
I use full-synthetic oil, but I'm thinking about changing to a synthetic blend.
I don't understand why synthetic oil would hurt a turbo application? I use it because it can run hotter than conventional oil without breaking down. I have read in a few different books that only synthetic oil should be used in turbo applications because it is more resistant to coking.
How would synthetic cause your turbo to seize?
I use full-synthetic oil, but I'm thinking about changing to a synthetic blend.
I don't understand why synthetic oil would hurt a turbo application? I use it because it can run hotter than conventional oil without breaking down. I have read in a few different books that only synthetic oil should be used in turbo applications because it is more resistant to coking.
How would synthetic cause your turbo to seize?
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I was told to use 10w40 for my engine with forged pistons. Mobil no longer sells the regular 15w50, which was an excellent oil. Now it's a different formula sold under their "extended performance" line. They do make a 10w40 EP, but I haven't found it anywhere. If you happen to have a Pep Boys near you, you might want to see if they still have any MADD coupon calendars for sale. They're $1 each, but inside there is a coupon for buy 3, get 3 free Mobil 1 (I think that's the amount), but anyway I bought a stack of calendars a while ago. Hopefully they'll start selling the 10w40 EP.
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Mobil 1 10w30
Synthetic oils have superior high temperature oxidation resistance, high film strength, very low tendency to form deposits, stable viscosity base, and low temperature flow characteristics and besides all that is a better lube than dino oil. In fact thats why some don't advise use in break in....too slick!
Mobil 1 doesn't use viscosity improvers (polymers) in their 5W-30, and I would assume the new 10W-30.
Synthetic oils have superior high temperature oxidation resistance, high film strength, very low tendency to form deposits, stable viscosity base, and low temperature flow characteristics and besides all that is a better lube than dino oil. In fact thats why some don't advise use in break in....too slick!
Mobil 1 doesn't use viscosity improvers (polymers) in their 5W-30, and I would assume the new 10W-30.
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