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707
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Engine noise
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Exhaust smoke
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4.5
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Mobil Engine oil

M1 fs 0w40 has been working well for me. But this oil does lose some of its viscosity after a couple track days.

Pros: working well
Cons: loses viscosity
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Mobil Engine oil

Mobil1 0W-30 full synthetic. Just did my first 1000-mile oil change a couple hundred miles ago. Been using Mobil1 0W-40 on my 2011 WRX for 220k miles, tracked, autocrossed, and daily driver duty after 160k miles when I had a head gasket failure and I rebuilt the engine.

Pros: full synthetic, high mileage
Vehicle: Subaru
Mileage: 160000 km
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Mobil Engine oil

If it says 5W-30 then the Hella synthetic should be fine. Except you can do all the other checks yourself. If they will use your parts that is ideal, get a Mazda filter and something like Pennzoil Ultra Platinum, Castrol or Mobil1 synthetic if you can get that.

Pros: Mobil1 synthetic
Vehicle: Mazda 3
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Mobil Engine oil
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Mechanic put in mobil1 FS 0w-40. Car went into limp mode exactly at end of trip. engine was running rough and would not go above 40mph. Engine light was on. MB dealership denied warranty for an exhaust issue, stating the Mobil 1 oil (mb229.5) did not meet their required specification (mb229.51).

Cons: engine limp mode, warranty denied, incorrect specification
Mileage: 69000 km
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