R50/53 Oil choices
I run Amsoil in both of my cars. I used to run Royal Purple but I actually like Amsoil better. Highly recommend it!
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I agree on this one too. The Big Three to me are: RP, Redline and Amsoil.
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Motul is also good stuff.
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Warranty and Protection Requirements: Exceeds engine manufacturer’s warranty requirements for applications requiring ILSAC GF-5, GF-4 and GF-3 and/or API SN, SM and SL
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Features and Benefits: Power = Strongest Dispersants– to fight power robbing deposits. Performance = Strongest oxidation control – to provide longest wear protection Protection = Lowest volatility - maximum performance during the entire drain interval
Warranty and Protection Requirements: Exceeds engine manufacturer’s warranty requirements for applications requiring ILSAC GF-5, GF-4 and GF-3 and/or API SN, SM and SL
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Warranty and Protection Requirements:
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Castrol EDGE with SYNTEC Power Technology – Full Synthetic from the Technology Leader in Motor Oil
Warranty and Protection Requirements:
• Exceeds engine manufacturer’s warranty requirements for applications requiring ILSAC GF-5, GF-4 and GF-3 and/or API SN, SM and SL
Castrol EDGE with Titanium Fluid Strength Technology – The Advanced Full Synthetic from the Technology Leader in Motor Oil
Castrol EDGE with Titanium Fluid Strength Technology is Castrol’s most advanced oil.
Features and Benefits: Power = Strongest Dispersants– to fight power robbing deposits. Performance = Strongest oxidation control – to provide longest wear protection Protection = Lowest volatility - maximum performance during the entire drain interval
Warranty and Protection Requirements: Exceeds engine manufacturer’s warranty requirements for applications requiring ILSAC GF-5, GF-4 and GF-3 and/or API SN, SM and SL
Castrol EDGE with Titanium Fluid Strength Technology is Castrol’s most advanced oil.
Features and Benefits: Power = Strongest Dispersants– to fight power robbing deposits. Performance = Strongest oxidation control – to provide longest wear protection Protection = Lowest volatility - maximum performance during the entire drain interval
Warranty and Protection Requirements: Exceeds engine manufacturer’s warranty requirements for applications requiring ILSAC GF-5, GF-4 and GF-3 and/or API SN, SM and SL
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Personally I would get a group 4 or 5 synthetic. Royal Purple is a not a true group 4 synthetic and has been known to cause sheering... Mobile 1 is group 4 but is notorious for losing weight half way through is 5k life and people complain of sheering...
I run 5w-30 Amsoil only and they have 2 styles group 4 and group 5. Be sure to do your research and also take in consideration of where you are living when purchasing the oil you decide to run.
I was for a long time a firm believer that Royal Purple was amazing, but since having major issues in my STI I'll never run it again in any of my vehicles. Redline, Amsoil, or even T5/T6 Rotella has been and always will be on the top of my charts.
I run 5w-30 Amsoil only and they have 2 styles group 4 and group 5. Be sure to do your research and also take in consideration of where you are living when purchasing the oil you decide to run.
I was for a long time a firm believer that Royal Purple was amazing, but since having major issues in my STI I'll never run it again in any of my vehicles. Redline, Amsoil, or even T5/T6 Rotella has been and always will be on the top of my charts.
You will be fine using Mobile 1. I have been using it for years with no issues. Most people change their oil way before the oil breaks down anyway. It is recommended by many auto manufacturers as well.
Fact that mobile 1 synthetic is a group 4 synthetic and right on the bottle says service every 10k miles... this is incredibly wrong. It loses it's weight and separates at 3500 miles... Mobile 1 quality has changed significantly its quality when they let go their first engineering group. Mobile 1 isn't on my TO GO TO oil anymore and hasn't been since 2007.
BMW 5w30 is Mobile 1 fyi. Amsoil in my eyes is the best oil to run for your motor hands down. But I do like some of the diesel oils like T5/T6 Rotella by Shell good ****!
BMW 5w30 is Mobile 1 fyi. Amsoil in my eyes is the best oil to run for your motor hands down. But I do like some of the diesel oils like T5/T6 Rotella by Shell good ****!
Fact that mobile 1 synthetic is a group 4 synthetic and right on the bottle says service every 10k miles... this is incredibly wrong. It loses it's weight and separates at 3500 miles... Mobile 1 quality has changed significantly its quality when they let go their first engineering group. Mobile 1 isn't on my TO GO TO oil anymore and hasn't been since 2007.
BMW 5w30 is Mobile 1 fyi. Amsoil in my eyes is the best oil to run for your motor hands down. But I do like some of the diesel oils like T5/T6 Rotella by Shell good ****!
BMW 5w30 is Mobile 1 fyi. Amsoil in my eyes is the best oil to run for your motor hands down. But I do like some of the diesel oils like T5/T6 Rotella by Shell good ****!






