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RED LINE Engine oil

I use redline hp 5w30 for my n54. 7500 mi intervals. I’m at 113k miles currently. At about 90k I send my oil off to blackstone for an oil analysis. Came back in very good shape and they indicated I could easily go to a 10k mi interval.

Pros: very good shape
Mileage: 181126 km
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RED LINE Engine oil
Ok-Till-8905
  • Exhaust smoke:
Rating 5.0

I use redline high performance 5w30 and I don’t burn a drop of oil even with 7500 mile intervals on my n54 powered 335is…With bmw synthetic my car would burn about a quart at 7500 miles.

Pros: no oil burn
Cons: bmw synthetic burns oil
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 7500 km
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RED LINE Engine oil
aspoels
  • Exhaust smoke:
Rating 5.0

With the redline, my car barely burns any oil, and significantly less is directed to my catch can. Night and day difference.

Pros: barely burns oil
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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RED LINE Engine oil
Knotical_MK6
  • Engine noise:
Rating 5.0

Redline 5w-40. 6k mile intervals. Probably much nicer than what my little GTI needs, but I like supporting local businesses and it's amazing oil.

Pros: amazing oil
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 6000 km
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RED LINE Engine oil

Redline recommended 10w-40 Full Synthetic for my 1.8 solid lifter JH turbo application and the tech guy suggested modern synthetics don't cause seal leakage (like OG synths of 25 years ago) and holds up way better than the 40w rating in hot temps and protects much better when cold than even the current crop of Castrol 20/50 dino oil I was running. I swapped over the M81 to the same Redline oil and have not yet noticed any new oil leaks yet.

Pros: no seal leakage, better hot/cold protection
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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