I throw valvoline 5w30 euro spec (vw 50700) cause it was cheap on Amazon.
I used Motul 300v 15w50 for my track days at Circuit de Catalunya, Circuit de Calafat and Circuit de Castelloli because of the extreme heat.
Motul eco-lite 0w/20 bought on ebay in bulk is cheap and it’s a 100% synthetic oil (better than full synthetics). Just posted an oil analysis report from blackstone labs. It’s a very good oil.
I've been using motuls hybrid oil that's specifically for hybrid cars on my gen 3 prius. Gave me +2mpg onto of what I do and "nicer" ride
Motul testing came back and it’s pretty impressive. Definitely gives Valvoline max life a run for its money.
as a small engine mechanic at my shop we use the Briggs and Stratton 5w 30 for everything because all we’re fixing is snowblowers but for my personal machines I either use valvoline or amsoil
Back when I dailly drove my 05 I went 10k fuel and oil. Donaldson filters and Valvoline premium blue oil
If you want the best oil money can buy, read up on synthetic bases and high temperature shear strength. Oil is cheap, engines aren't, so ponying up for a tier 4 or 5 base oil like Motul, Amsoil or Redline makes sense.
ive been using motul offroad 800 (full synthetic) at 50:1 or 40:1, depending on how i feel like mixing it. been working great for me
Motul 5w40 here.
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