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MOTUL Engine oil

I started using motul 10w40 after my apache rtr 180 crossed 50k kms. It gave the old engine required smoothness and the engine feels stress free.

Pros: engine feels stress free
Mileage: 50000 km
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MOTUL Engine oil

I run X-Cess 5w-40, seems great. Takes a little longer to heat up than 5w-30 but I imagine you’d want the high thermal stability it offers in your location.

Pros: seems great, high thermal stability
Cons: longer to heat up
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MOTUL Engine oil
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Only used Motul 300V 5w30 or 5w40 since I bought the car new in 2009. Today I'm on 178k kilometers and still on the first chain and chain tensioner. No rattle, no oil consumption or what so ever.

Pros: no oil consumption, no rattle
Mileage: 178000 km
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RED LINE Engine oil

Redline 10w30 full synthetic if I know I'm going to beat the piss out of it for the next 5k miles (think autocross or mountain runs), otherwise I use Honda 10w30 full synthetic.

Pros: good for autocross
Mileage: 5000 km
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RED LINE Engine oil

I do not use auto oil. Motorcycles run hotter and I don’t trust car oil. I use Red Line. They sell a V-Twin kit that has engine oil primary oil and transmission oil, and fuel system cleaner. I buy one each spring.

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RED LINE Engine oil

I tried the redline 5w30 previously which has very high levels of moly (>800ppm) and the results were not as good as the moly-less 5w40.

Pros: high levels of moly
Cons: results were not good
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