I was just wondering what kind of oil you guys preffered to use for summer driving?

 

guinness draught

 

everyone is gonna say mobil 1 is the best. 10w30 so there ya go

 

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P.S. Newcastle Brown Ale as well ...

 

search ....but since im nice...mobil 1 10w-30 or castrol fully synthetic 10w-30..

 

I called up the Beverly Hillbillies and use some of their "black gold"

 

im using mobile 1 5w30

 

gets on my nerves when people recomend to use a fully synthetic oil in a car... if you dont run that from the start then put it in a car with over 30,000 miles or even over 50,000 or 100,000 you WILL have leaks... but do what you want

 

I use 10w-30 during the summer.

 

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This isn't necessarily true with today's synthetics. When synthetics were 100% PAO, there were some leaking problems. However, new synthetic formulas have addressed the seal leaks. If you are leaking with synthetics, the problem may not be the oil, but the fact that you may have worn seals and gaskets.

 

wd-40.... lol

 

but i thought that the owners manual said that u should use 5w30 conventional dino oil. why do u guys use 10w40?

 

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in the summer it is warmer, can use a thicker oil.

 

i've been using 10w30 all this time. would it make a difference if i use 5w30 like it says on the oil cap?

 

0-30 mixed

 

just use the weight honda recomends. THEY KNOW BEST. brand is up to you

 

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Just stick with 10W-30. There's really no need to change weights.

 

If you live some that is warm year round then 10w-30 is just fine. But for those of us that live in places that get cold in the winter, using 5w-30 is something to consider. It may not be that big of a difference, but it gives me a little piece of mind starting my car in the winter.

 

New Castle.

 

go with a 10w-30 motor oil such as chevron supreme or chevron high mileage.

 

regular 5w 30

 

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I'm currently using 10W-30 Chevron Supreme after reading excellent reviews and UOA's on Bob's forum. At $0.69/qt, its cheap and a very good oil.

 

I run 0w40 all year long. Also note that if you have a VTEC engine, it will probably drink Mobil 1.

 

All year.....


j/k Mobil1

10w30 $25/6 from Costco
NRG

 

10-30 it is

oh and btw nice avatar NRG