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hey bud,

there's a good thread worth your time to read, it details exactly what your after i think

here's the link:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Go...l=goods+on+oils

on topic, i was able to get some Motul 300V for my car as it was on sale at my local Repco so i'm trying to stick with that as it renowned as the best way to ensure the longevity of the engine with it's ester based mix.

hope that helps,

danny

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what is your prefered engine oil and why??

The thread that Danny posted is worth the read...

But to answer your Q, since Powerplayimports used ELF EXCELLIUM on the Z-TUNE (with its ability to withstand high heat), that's what I've been using.

MOTUL 300V is probably the most popular as Vu & Danny would attest (through its esterification process).

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Penrite HPr10 when street driving.

And redline 15-50 when doin trackwork.

People that pay for motul, or redline and only street drive there cars are just stupid. It's never goin to make any difference and your just driving to and from work or boosting it up here and there every now and than, you oil temps never get high on the street. It's a big waste of coin....

My 2 cents

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