Engine oil AMSOIL or Mannol

AMSOIL Engine oil

Based on my own tests, I found the AmsOil to be the best at reducing heat a few degrees. It's not cheap, but it's still cheap insurance, all things considered.

Pros: best at reducing heat
Cons: not cheap
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AMSOIL Engine oil

I use Amsoil 20w50 in all 3. You don’t need a different oil for the trans. Amsoil is not cheap but I’ve been using it on my 03 FatBoy since new and have had no problems.

Pros: no problems, good oil
Cons: Amsoil is not cheap
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AMSOIL Engine oil

Originally switched to Amsoil for the Noack rating but stayed because it's just good stuff. I now run Amsoil products for all fluids in all vehicles.

Pros: good stuff, high quality
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AMSOIL Engine oil
AngryGuide
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Rating 4.5

I use AMSOIL 5W-30 for both of our vehicles. Never had any issues on either vehicle using AMSOIL.

Pros: no issues, reliable
Vehicle: Subaru
Mileage: 90000 km
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Mannol Engine oil

I've tried Castrol, Mannol, Eneos, Petronas, Fuchs, etc, and I've never had issues. Just make sure it's the correct specification code and viscosity, which for your car is PSA B71 2290 at 5W30.

Pros: no issues, correct specification
Vehicle: Peugeot 308
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AMSOIL Engine oil
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Rating 1.0

I've used amsoil 5w40 European formula ir worked great for when it was a street car, switched to royal purple 5w-40 due to a recommendation and immediately regretted it, tons of blow by I didn't have before. Dumped the royal purple CRAP as soon as possible, just a few miles on it.

Pros: worked great, street car
Cons: tons of blow by
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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