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Happily use either but if I had to choose I would use M1.

They will all work. There are two Subaru sizes, tall and short. They're about 1/2" difference in length, but they all screw on the same. The 12A (short) or 15A (tall) was what Subaru of USA was using for several years. For some reason about 1.5 years ago, they stopped selling them, stating...

The 20A is correct. The 160 is also correct but only available overseas, although they do put them on the vehicles from the factory, or at least the Japanese ones.

It's not 1997 anymore. BMW B58 - 382 hp (more like 410 actual), 3.0 litres, 0w20 BMW S58 - 503 hp (more like 550 actual), 3.0 litres, 0w30 FE Merc M139 - 416 hp, 2.0 litres, 0w20 I could go on

checkmate lol

There are a lot of Euro oils in the last year or two that have been updated to SP?

I put a Spectra in my wife's JKU a few years back and I am 95% sure it was same as original. It looked identical.

You sound like a great uncle

When I see threads like this it is my cue to start buying RIVN stock lol

Probably electricity

I worked at an auto parts store here in Canada for a while as a kid in the late 90’s and also remember a quart of brand name conventional was 99 cents. Jugs were $4.69.

It doesn't make sense to change to a later flight. If you miss it, they'll just put you on the next one anyway, so why book the later flight. When I know there are more later flights, I book like this all the time. In 2016 I was flying an A380 on British Airways to London, with a transfer to...

It is almost certainly KLM If OP booked on one ticket, if you miss, it's on them. There are probably several KLM AMS to FCO flights daily, they'll put you on the next one.

Probably. AMS is basically one big horseshoe and also very unique in that the security check is done as you enter the plane... Unless that has changed.

If it consistently runs at 230 and I was driving it "hard" like on twisty back roads I would probably just use regular 5w30 like vanilla M1. If it just putts around town or even mildly driven hard the 0w20 will be sufficient without a concern. I would only go all the way to Euro grade 30/40 if I...

I typically buy 1/2" and then use 1/2" to 3/8" adapter if required.

My first overseas flight (YVR to LGW) was back in 2008. This was kind of before online check-in became popular and all that and my wife and I were one of the last people to check in and weren't able to sit together. I kind of made a little stink about it and they ended up moving us to the very...

FWIW up here in Canuckistan they recommend 100k km (60k mile) drain and fill on both the diffs and the trans.