Engine oil RED LINE or PETRONAS

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
Comment
Is this review helpful?
source
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
Comment
Is this review helpful?
source
PETRONAS Engine oil

The 5W30 full synthetic engine oil works the best for a wide spectrum. Its working temperature range is practical for daily use and it costs less than 5W40.

Pros: practical for daily use
Cons: costs less than 5W40
Vehicle: Mercedes
Comment
Is this review helpful?
source
PETRONAS Engine oil
boiledpoteyto
  • Engine noise:
Rating 4.0

My giulietta 1.4 MA is still reliable at 130k km. Never had any problems with engine always used recommended petronas oil. Had to rebuild my turbo once (at 120k km) it had very little play that made my car burn some oil.

Pros: reliable, good engine
Cons: turbo rebuild needed
Vehicle: Alfa Romeo Giulietta
Mileage: 130000 km
Comment
Is this review helpful?
source
RED LINE Engine oil

Redline 5w 40 since break-in, 254k miles later engine still going strong. Plenty of other repairs done, but no internal engine repairs required.

Pros: engine still going strong, no internal engine repairs
Mileage: 408772 km
Comment
Is this review helpful?
source
RED LINE Engine oil

I had Blackstone do a Virgin Oil Analysis of Red Line 5w30 This sample of Red Line 5W/30 looks good in testing. The viscosity is just a little above our \"should-be\" range for unused 5W/30, but that's common to see with some brands, and it doesn't show any sort of problem or deficiency with this oil. The additive package is typical of Red Line. They use a lot of molybdenum anti-wear additive. There's also some silicon, which is good to know about since silicon can also show dirt in used oil samples. It's an anti-foaming additive. No moisture or solids were found. This oil is in serviceable condition.

Pros: good in testing, anti-wear additive
Cons: viscosity slightly above range
Comment
Is this review helpful?
source
1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... 10

Write your review

Help others - share your experience with this part.

Other comparisons
Loading...