Recent content by Hiryuu

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Probably wouldn't stress about it too much especially if you just recently bought it. Oils, if stored properly, will last many many years unopened.

XG7317 will be fine, I also run one on my G37 Coupe - works perfectly, just need to add just a tad more oil to account for the extra filtering media. Cheers

Mobil 1 oil filters are good, but I wouldn't have any qualms with running a Fram Ultra. I have used Fram Ultras on my '11 Infiniti G37 for the last 4 oil changes with no issues.

I always take advantage of AAP's online coupons - 25$ off or 30/40% off is no joke. That said, I ALWAYS go for the upper tier products such as Purolator/Fram Ultra oil filters, Wearever Platinum brake pads, AutoCraft Gold batteries without having any issues. Most significant maintenance items...

Use Honda OEM DW-1 fluid (formerly Z1) - that's all I've used in my old 2004 Honda Civic EX, annual drain and fills with 3 quarts. The filter is inside the transmission and not easily accessible to be replaced.

I have had the Koni Orange STR.T on my 2004 Civic for about 10k miles - no complaints.

I just picked up an Eleaf IStick 50W and a Kanger Subtank Mini - seems to be a pretty well regarded combination at a reasonable price based on my research.

Originally Posted By: Wolf359 Yeah, autocheck is better than carfax for finding accident info. That's not necessarily true. I bought a 2011 Infiniti G37 advertised CPO with a clean AutoCheck report (dealer would not provide a CarFax) and some damage was noticed by Infiniti during warranty...

Pennzoil Platinum 0W20 for the 2013 Accord and Mobil Super High Mileage 5W30 for the 2004 Civic EX.

Nice UOA. What oil filter were you running?