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Mobil Engine oil

On the 16v I had I also had a cyl head temp gauge and temps dropped from 240F to about 210F when I switched from Mobil 1 to AMS, so did my oil temp drop fromt eh 250 to 215 range.

Pros: temps dropped
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RED LINE Engine oil
WackyWabbitRacer
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Rating 4.5

Using Redline racing 50W in a SCCA 1.6L production engine with an oil temp of about 210 to 215 degree (F) on a hot southeastern race weekend. Hot oil pressure is about 70 to 75 psi at WOT and about 30 psi after a session in the paddock prior to shut down.

Pros: good oil pressure
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RED LINE Engine oil
mgyip
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Rating 4.0

For the past 5 seasons, I've been running 5w-30 Mobil 1 but recently switched to Red Line 30 Wt with no ill effects. Typical oil temps (racing on in the Mid-Atlantic area with temperatures and humidity in the 90s) are 250ish with 30-45 PSI hot oil pressure at full chat.

Pros: no ill effects
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Mobil Engine oil
digitalhippie
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Rating 5.0

did my first oil change 2 weeks ago, put Mobil1 0w-40 in... and I'm getting better gas mileage than I was on the factory oil

Pros: better gas mileage
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Mobil Engine oil

I used to run Mobil 1 5w30 and switched to GC. There was a nice difference, with only one side effect - the engine feels super sluggish when cold compared the Mobil 1. It runs great once warmed up though!

Pros: runs great warmed up
Cons: sluggish when cold
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Mobil Engine oil
VgRt6
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Rating 5.0

I've used Mobil1 (0w-40, 5w-30), Shell RotellaT (5w-40) and Castrol Syntec (5w-30) past 100k miles. Before 100k, it had whatever garbage the dealer put in. Engine still runs like a top with great fuel economy and no unusual oil consumption at 203k miles.

Pros: great fuel economy
Cons: no unusual oil consumption
Mileage: 203000 km
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Mobil Engine oil

Mobil 1 does make 5W-40. I use it. They label it Truck and SUV but don't let that throw you-just a marketing ploy. I switched from 0W-40 and my oil temps are slightly lower. My car is not winter driven so I don't need anywhere near a 0w. If I remember correctly 5w-40 is thinner than 0w-40 above freezing anyway.

Pros: slightly lower oil temps
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