taylormade89

im wanting to use millers oil in my scooby but an sure what to use

i done a search and most people use 10/40 but is that fully Synthetic or semi?

cheers

taylormade89

its a 2000 plate wrx 66000 KM on it just a blitz nur spec and dump valve and panell filter so not may mods

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

I think millers do a fully synth 10w40 so you should be ok, they do a semi also so up to you

Tony

taylormade89

does it realy matter what i put in semi or full? not realy
heard good things about millers never used it so giving it a go
you ever used it?

robimportwagon

i swear by the stuff mate, my old girls on a 95 plate and i allways run it on millers cfs10w/60, i wouldnt have it any other way never had any problems using their oils either. or you could use prolong, if anything i would rate millers and prolong as being the best of the best.

pooeater

i used millers 10-60 in the past but find silkolene pro s 10-50 is alot better

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

60 is thick as hell wouldnt put more than a 50 in there unless you want tar running around your engine

Tony

rifleman

using millers 10-60 at the mo but will be going to 10-50 at next change as millers just brought that out.only oil i will use.

widdows

ive just bought some millers xss 10w40, is that the correct one? whats the diff between cfs and xss?

oilman

iTrader: (9)

CFS is the top of the range Millers oil and it really is one of the best oils available. The XSS is a decent semi-synthetic. Personally, with a car like an Impreza, I'd go for the synthetic option. If you go for a 5w-40 there is the XFS that is a decent synthetic oil, but not ester based like the CFS, so it's a bit of a cheaper option, but better than a semi-synthetic.

Cheers

Tim