what grade of millers oil to use?
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what grade of millers oil to use?
i have only ever used Millers oil but iv had so many different answers about the grade of oil i should use when i do my oil change. i have a 2004 wrx runnig 340 bhp.
the differnt types i have been told are:
10w40
10w50
10w60
5w30
so i thought i would as the experts
which one would be the best ???
the differnt types i have been told are:
10w40
10w50
10w60
5w30
so i thought i would as the experts
which one would be the best ???
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I tried 5w40 cfs and my car rattled so i drained it and went to 10w50 and that is much better.
I think i read somewhere that most blown engines that API see have been run on a 5w
I run a standard 53 wrx that is garaged so is unlikely to see really cold temps.
I think i read somewhere that most blown engines that API see have been run on a 5w
I run a standard 53 wrx that is garaged so is unlikely to see really cold temps.
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I asked the question once to the Oilman at Opie Oils. His answer was 10-60 for a newage and 10-50 for a classic. That was for Silkolene Pro S though, but should be the same for Millers.
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My apologies, looks like I remembered the newage wrong (I've got a 1995 classic, thats the bit I remembered correctly). Knew it was a grade different, 50/50 and I got it wrong
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