eneos?
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You can't use it on your Domestics? How 'bout if the domestics are imported through Beijing? Are they imports or exports?
No. IIRC its didnt spec or test too well, but maybe I'm old and not recalling correctly. I have used Motul 8100 EcoNergy and that was pretty good stuff. Very Leicht though.
No. IIRC its didnt spec or test too well, but maybe I'm old and not recalling correctly. I have used Motul 8100 EcoNergy and that was pretty good stuff. Very Leicht though.
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I've Eneos 5w30 in my 2007 Honda Civic Si with decent results. It seemed to burn off rather easy in my High Revving 4 banger but then again, every oil i tried burns off because of the high RPM and Hard driving style.
I say you got for it if you're looking for a good performance oil. I don't know about extended drains.
I say you got for it if you're looking for a good performance oil. I don't know about extended drains.
Eneos is nothing special. It's not much better than the off-the-shelf stuff at Pep Boys or whatever. I wouldn't pay more than $6/qt for it.
I'm using Eneos in my Maxima for the last 6,000 miles. Hasn't blowed up yet.
ENEOS is the house brand of Nippon Oil.
I've run the Nippon Oil made Toyota Brand 0W-20 which is much the same product as the ENEOS 0W-20; namely GP III based, boat load of moly, same viscosity spec's and a 200 VI, but for half the price.
It's one of the lightest 20wt oils you can buy and I liked it a lot.
I've run the Nippon Oil made Toyota Brand 0W-20 which is much the same product as the ENEOS 0W-20; namely GP III based, boat load of moly, same viscosity spec's and a 200 VI, but for half the price.
It's one of the lightest 20wt oils you can buy and I liked it a lot.
Originally Posted By: AlienBug
I'm using Eneos in my Maxima for the last 6,000 miles. Hasn't blowed up yet.
Now there is a endorsement you can sink your teeth into!
I'm using Eneos in my Maxima for the last 6,000 miles. Hasn't blowed up yet.
Now there is a endorsement you can sink your teeth into!
Originally Posted By: CATERHAM
ENEOS is the house brand of Nippon Oil.
I've run the Nippon Oil made Toyota Brand 0W-20 which is much the same product as the ENEOS 0W-20; namely GP III based, boat load of moly, same viscosity spec's and a 200 VI, but for half the price.
It's one of the lightest 20wt oils you can buy and I liked it a lot.
I might join the light oil bandwagon for the winter and try the 0w20 Toyota in my 08 yaris - now that they have published chart which allows it use. Will I ash-can my warranty? Should I ask my local service manager first?
ENEOS is the house brand of Nippon Oil.
I've run the Nippon Oil made Toyota Brand 0W-20 which is much the same product as the ENEOS 0W-20; namely GP III based, boat load of moly, same viscosity spec's and a 200 VI, but for half the price.
It's one of the lightest 20wt oils you can buy and I liked it a lot.
I might join the light oil bandwagon for the winter and try the 0w20 Toyota in my 08 yaris - now that they have published chart which allows it use. Will I ash-can my warranty? Should I ask my local service manager first?
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