M1 EP, PP, valvoline, or RP? 04 civic ex
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Its a Civic. An economy-tilted car. Yes the "EX" is the higher revving more powerful version (still under 130hp), but you will be fine with any 0w20 or 5w20.
If it leaks/uses oil, try 5w30 or a high mileage 5w20.
Buy whats on sale/rebate. Let price decide for you, because the "difference" in specs are not noticeable on a NA 4banger.
Take the $ saved on oil, buy a Fram Ultra and leave that filter on for up to 15k miles. Less mess, better filtration and saves more $.
Do this and your engine will outlast the body.
If it leaks/uses oil, try 5w30 or a high mileage 5w20.
Buy whats on sale/rebate. Let price decide for you, because the "difference" in specs are not noticeable on a NA 4banger.
Take the $ saved on oil, buy a Fram Ultra and leave that filter on for up to 15k miles. Less mess, better filtration and saves more $.
Do this and your engine will outlast the body.
Originally Posted By: Justin251
Pick the mobile 1 or PP. You'll get a nice rebate instead of paying for purple colored valvoline with a premium.
It is closer to Warren Super Tech.
Pick the mobile 1 or PP. You'll get a nice rebate instead of paying for purple colored valvoline with a premium.
It is closer to Warren Super Tech.
Originally Posted By: 02s4audi
What do you guys think about castrol 0w30 in this application? Too thick?
No.
What do you guys think about castrol 0w30 in this application? Too thick?
No.
Valvoline Maxlife Full Synthetic 10w30
Originally Posted By: 02s4audi
What do you guys think about castrol 0w30 in this application? Too thick?
Yes, but more importantly a waste of money.
What do you guys think about castrol 0w30 in this application? Too thick?
Yes, but more importantly a waste of money.
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