Engine oil Shell or RED LINE

Shell Engine oil

Rotella T6 15w40 is like franks hot sauce, I run that shit in literally everything. Civic, VW tdi, cummins, generator, even my KTM 450 dirtbike. I’ve owned the bike since new and for a very high performance engine at 120 hard hours it looked nearly brand new, I’ve never seen an oil perform like that.

Pros: high performance, engine looked new
Cons: hard to get now
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Shell Engine oil

I would recommended shell ultra 15w50 . KV100 is 20 which is thick as fuck and won't shear down quickly. Mogul 7100 is thin and will shear down to 40 grade and internationally considered garbage oil. Shell is made of group 3+ base oil so its going to perform better.

Pros: performs better
Cons: shears down quickly
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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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Shell Engine oil

On an old e36, 5w30 full synthetic no matter the brand would often cause some leaks. Switched to some thicker Rotella oil made for diesels and suddenly no more leaks.

Pros: no more leaks
Cons: caused some leaks
Vehicle: BMW
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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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