Engine oil IDEMITSU or OEM BMW

IDEMITSU Engine oil
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  • Exhaust smoke:
Rating 5.0

Idemitsu all day. It’s synthetic but what needs to be emphasized is the ingredient blend is purpose designed for a rotary to make the right lube + burn.

Pros: purpose designed for rotary
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IDEMITSU Engine oil
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  • Engine noise:
Rating 5.0

I've been running that exact oil in my rx8 for about 1k km now and its still as smooth as ever

Pros: still as smooth as ever
Vehicle: Mazda
Mileage: 1000 km
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IDEMITSU Engine oil

i am of the mindset of using oil from the region. my GTI is a german car and gets liquimoly, a german oil. my toyota/subaru is Japanese, Idemitsu is a japanese oil (and the oem supplier for Subaru). i have 5w30 in it now.

Pros: using oil from region
Vehicle: Toyota
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OEM BMW Engine oil

I recommend checking your oil level at 3000 miles because some vehicles burn oil. BMW and Audi especially, at 1500~2000miles I will top off.

Pros: check oil level
Cons: vehicles burn oil
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 3000 km
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IDEMITSU Engine oil

I think Idemitsu is the better option if you have access to it. Mostly because it was developed for the rotary engine.

Pros: developed for rotary engine
Cons: hard to find
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OEM BMW Engine oil

Been using the recommended bmw 5w-30 up until recently. However been having to top up 5L every month so the shop switched over to 10w-40 and I haven't seen that I needed to top up yet, but it has only been one and half months so far since the service.

Pros: less top up needed
Cons: high oil consumption
Vehicle: BMW
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