wich oil is the best for turbo b?
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this is something that is much debated and your are not going to get a difinitive answer.
Really its up to personal preference, and where you live.
For example, I live in FLA where it gets mad hot in the summer. I run 20W-50 in the summer and 10w-30 in the winter. I like mobil 1 oil personally.
Really its up to personal preference, and where you live.
For example, I live in FLA where it gets mad hot in the summer. I run 20W-50 in the summer and 10w-30 in the winter. I like mobil 1 oil personally.
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I am currently running SuperTech (yes, Wal-Mart) 10w-30 cheapo oil in my turbo GSR motor. 
Motor runs great, hasn't burnt a drop

Motor runs great, hasn't burnt a drop
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Well you have to look where the oil is made, the O'reilly's autoparts oil is made by valvoline, and is basically the same as valvoline, but is half the price. I discovered that when I was at school in NE, and O'reilly's was the only local parts store.

Motor runs great, hasn't burnt a drop
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Well you have to look where the oil is made, the O'reilly's autoparts oil is made by valvoline, and is basically the same as valvoline, but is half the price. I discovered that when I was at school in NE, and O'reilly's was the only local parts store.
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i have been using gtx for about 11 years not once i have ever doubted that stuff
syntethic is overrated and possibly blows things up lol look at medlen he blows up every freakn pass
i have been using gtx for about 11 years not once i have ever doubted that stuff
syntethic is overrated and possibly blows things up lol look at medlen he blows up every freakn pass
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It's pricey but worth every penny.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i've read all the hype about amsoil and i'd like to try it. where do you buy it?
It's pricey but worth every penny.</TD></TR></TABLE>i've read all the hype about amsoil and i'd like to try it. where do you buy it?
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syntehtic is not overrated and simply superior to conventional oils when you put it to the test. theres a reason convetional oils are limited to certain weights. you can't get 5w40 or 5w50 in convetional or 10w60. it just won't work. you can extend service interval with synthetic as well and switch back and forth from convetional to synthetic.
right now i use 5w40 during winter and 15w50 or 20w50 during summer. depending on temps i might even end up using 60 weight (multi visc. that is)
syntehtic is not overrated and simply superior to conventional oils when you put it to the test. theres a reason convetional oils are limited to certain weights. you can't get 5w40 or 5w50 in convetional or 10w60. it just won't work. you can extend service interval with synthetic as well and switch back and forth from convetional to synthetic.
right now i use 5w40 during winter and 15w50 or 20w50 during summer. depending on temps i might even end up using 60 weight (multi visc. that is)
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i've read all the hype about amsoil and i'd like to try it. where do you buy it?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have a account with them. It was the only thing that would get my 6.0L diesel to run right. It had the VGT turbo on it. Then we traded it in on a 06 STi and it don't use any oil like most people complain about. My dart build has lived on it for more than half of it's life (4+years DD).
i've read all the hype about amsoil and i'd like to try it. where do you buy it?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have a account with them. It was the only thing that would get my 6.0L diesel to run right. It had the VGT turbo on it. Then we traded it in on a 06 STi and it don't use any oil like most people complain about. My dart build has lived on it for more than half of it's life (4+years DD).
i was going to run royal purple in my last b16 but never got around to installing it befgore i sold the motor.
what does anyone think of greddy oils? i havent used them but have seen them for sale
what does anyone think of greddy oils? i havent used them but have seen them for sale
Amsoil fan here... Dropped my oil temps by 10 deg C switching from conventional stuff. Car also starts easier in the cold, and no joke, the turbo even spools faster with the Amsoil. I am using the Part # AMO (10W-40) for summer.
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