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Ok its been asked before but I cant be bothered to search it out. What Oil do you use in your 300zx? :bow:

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castrol RS 10-60 is what i used to use, never had any probs with it and it lasted well

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teh more people that answer the better really because it will give me (and others) an insight into the more popular brands. keep 'em coming lads.......... :bow:

Silkolene pro s 10w-50 here also from Oilman (Guy) in ther traders section

Shell Helix Ultra 5w40 fully synth. (Stock-ish UK spec TT auto).

 

My car now has 88k miles and still shows "textbook" oil pressure even at high temperatures. :hyper:

 

Richard :D

I have something to say............ It's better to burn out than to fade away..... :tt2:

Castrol RS 10W60 :D

 

What do you guys use for the gearbox (manual) and the rear transmission?

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Thanks chaps. I notice a few different types here 10W-50 seems the most popular, fully synthetic? Its not an easy decision you know. But I think the one I will go for is the obvious...........................

 

 

 

Olive Oil. Thanks POPEYE.................... :bow: :rofl:

would a 15w oil be considered too thick for a tt or in theory a 10w be better, ( better as in being more reliable etc and doing a better job of lubrication )

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would a 15w oil be considered too thick for a tt or in theory a 10w be better, ( better as in being more reliable etc and doing a better job of lubrication )

 

I put in a bit of a google search and found a site that gives you a run down on the different types of oil. I think there is an equalibrium thats got to be taken into consideration with the 300zx as I know it. The performance of the oil when cold is obviously important and the thinner it is at cold the better as it will lubricate sooner but as these cars (especially the TT's) run quite hot then the second factor comes into play where as you dont want the oils film to tear or break down at high temps. It would therefore seem that a 10W-50 is the best option as this has thin qualities when cold to almost instantly lube and is strong enough yet still thin enough to cope when hot? This is the conclusion I have made from what I read. It might be prooved to be a load of b'lox as I am no expert?

 

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