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Shell Engine oil

I run 15W-40 Shell [B]Rotella in my Volvo because it's an old turbo car and the enthusiast community has had success with it.

Pros: enthusiast community success
Vehicle: Volvo
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Shell Engine oil

These days I do use T6 because I know the winters in south Texas aren't cold enough to worry about running anything lighter.

Pros: good for warmer winters
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jseams
  • Exhaust smoke:
Rating 4.0

We used to commonly use Rotella in our heavily modified Mazdaspeed 3/6's to combat the same issue. It worked great and the only problem we ever had was with what we called the "black death".

Pros: worked great
Cons: black sticky residue
Vehicle: Mazda
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toyototoya
  • Engine noise:
Rating 5.0

Even though Amsoil produced the lowest wear numbers I'm using ultra platinum since I find that is what my car runs best on, engine is quieter than with amsoil or Mobil and velvety smooth.

Pros: engine quieter, velvety smooth
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PENNZOIL Engine oil

In our 2003 1.8T Passat, we use; Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic High Mileage 5w-30. Changed every 4000 miles. Because we made the change early, we have not had and engine oil sludge problem. The Passat now has 205k miles.

Pros: no engine oil sludge, long engine life
Mileage: 329915 km
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CaptTimmeh
  • Engine noise:
Rating 5.0

I run Rotella T6 5w-40 full syn Heavy duty Diesel engine oil in all my small engines with good results. Scooter, ATV, lawn mower, Honda car, and my F350.

Pros: good results, typical wear
Vehicle: Honda
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