Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
But the problem I'm facing is my S2000 spec'd only 10W30 for warmer climate (and 5W40 for colder area), since the car is rev'ed to 7-8k daily(after 10-15 minutes drive) and fairly high RPM on highway (4k-5k), I'm reluctant to use dino 5W30.
But, if I use syn oil in it then I may mix 3 quarts M1 AFE 0W20 with 2 quarts 0W40 to get a thin 0W30.
I certainly wouldn't use a dino anything, although that's what was originally spec'd for the S2000.
A premium synthetic 5W-30 or your 0W-30 blend would be good.
If the car has an oil pressure gauge that makes settling on the optimum viscosity a piece of cake.
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
But the problem I'm facing is my S2000 spec'd only 10W30 for warmer climate (and 5W40 for colder area), since the car is rev'ed to 7-8k daily(after 10-15 minutes drive) and fairly high RPM on highway (4k-5k), I'm reluctant to use dino 5W30.
But, if I use syn oil in it then I may mix 3 quarts M1 AFE 0W20 with 2 quarts 0W40 to get a thin 0W30.
I certainly wouldn't use a dino anything, although that's what was originally spec'd for the S2000.
A premium synthetic 5W-30 or your 0W-30 blend would be good.
If the car has an oil pressure gauge that makes settling on the optimum viscosity a piece of cake.