Yet another what oil should I use thread
Mar 19, 2014, 10:53 AM
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the warranty requires a [b]full[/] synthetic oil brad penn is not, it a blend.
I really think its that simple. just red tape.
Mar 20, 2014, 07:44 AM
#63
Yeh I had used that oil as well, but if u ever try the royal purple 20w50 full synthetic you will be shocked at your engine response , it was like night n day, I recommended a friend try it as well and even he was shocked at the engine response of the royal purple :-)
Mar 20, 2014, 10:32 AM
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Yeh I had used that oil as well, but if u ever try the royal purple 20w50 full synthetic you will be shocked at your engine response , it was like night n day, I recommended a friend try it as well and even he was shocked at the engine response of the royal purple :-)
Mar 20, 2014, 11:34 AM
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well, i currently run a simple 5w30 because all is stock. i just mean a heavier oil such as the Brad Penn listed in previous posts. i can't imagine any built engine would have as tight of tolerances as OEM, so i plan to go heavier.
my weather here is a low of about 35-40 in the winter and high of 108* or so in the summer.
my weather here is a low of about 35-40 in the winter and high of 108* or so in the summer.
You're in a warm/hot climate, so you could stick with 10W-30 instead of going to 5W-30.
Last edited by Raptord; Mar 20, 2014 at 11:36 AM.
Mar 21, 2014, 02:10 PM
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Yezzer engine seem more throttle sensitive, and responsive, and it is designed n formulated to extreme racing, I hav tried :brad penn thought nothing special of it, vr1 racing, castrol 10w40 synthetic, royal purple 20w50, mobile 1 20w50, but my top rated ones based on engine responsiveness has to be the royal 20w50 but it's winter now so the liqui moli 10w 60 will hav to do :/)
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