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MOTUL Engine oil

I've always used Liqui Moly 5W-40 Leichtlauf, but yesterday I decided to put Motul X-Cess Gen2 5W-40...same quality? less money? I'll test that after 8k km and compare it to liqui

Pros: same quality, less money?
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 8000 km
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MOTUL Engine oil

I pay about that. Quality oil and filters cost money. Many shops price oil changes as a loss leader. Euro oil changes are not sold this way, you pay the true price of the service (roughly $80 in supplies, half an hour of labor). I pay ~$160, But you get quality oil in return.

Pros: quality oil in return
Vehicle: BMW
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MOTUL Engine oil

Here is what IAG recommends

FA2ODIT (91 or 930ct) - Motul 5w30 8100 X-clean EFE, change oil every 2500-3000 miles

Motul 5w-40 8100 X-clean Gen2 may be used in climates where the average ambient temperature is above 80° fahrenheit. It is important to note that the oil used must carry the GM dexos 2 rating.

Pros: good choice, more protection
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MOTUL Engine oil
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Rating 5.0

Motul. Always. Held up over 500hp for 2 years zero issues on unopened stock block plus its what almost all tuners recommend.

Pros: zero issues, tuners recommend
Vehicle: Subaru
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MOTUL Engine oil

I used to run Motul 800, but switched to 710 now. 800 has a higher flash point for high rpm racing, and I was getting carbon buildup from not running the bike hard enough.

Pros: higher flash point
Cons: carbon buildup
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