Honda S2000 Lubrication?

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The US manual allows 10w-30 or 5W-40, w/ the RoW manual, I believe, recommending 5W-40. I had a 2001 for five+ years and used Redline 5w-40.

Enjoy the car, I miss mine. Sold mine after I got the Lotus and after 9 years w/ the Elise, am still impressed by how good and durable a car the S2K is.
 
Originally Posted By: GenaFishbeck
Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR
Originally Posted By: GenaFishbeck
Hi Papa1058 – Since you’re considering synthetic motor oils for your new-to-you S2000, we want to offer you the opportunity to try Pennzoil Synthetics to see how our products stack up against the competition. In addition to the product sampling, we’ll also provide you with the results from a used oil analysis (from an independent testing facility) so you can see firsthand how the oil performed in your vehicle. Please send us a direct message with your contact information and we can get you rolling into the program.– The Pennzoil Team

It's very nice offer from Pennzoil. I would accept the offer and follow direction to confirm how well Pennzoil synthetic oil perform in a high rev engine.






Hi HTSS_TR - Are you interested in participating in the UOA program as well? If so, please send us a private message with your vehicle and contact information. We look forward to hearing from you soon!



Could these offers for programs be sent via PM instead of posted on the board?
 
Originally Posted By: wings&wheels
The US manual allows 10w-30 or 5W-40, w/ the RoW manual, I believe, recommending 5W-40. I had a 2001 for five+ years and used Redline 5w-40.

Enjoy the car, I miss mine. Sold mine after I got the Lotus and after 9 years w/ the Elise, am still impressed by how good and durable a car the S2K is.

The S2000 seems to run well with regular maintenance, just change all fluids regularly the car is just start and run smoothly.

So far I have no problem with any mechanical component, only problem is rear tires wear out fast at less than 10-12k miles, and since I drive mostly in city so the front brake pads and rotors didn't lasted more than 30k miles.
 
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Could these offers for programs be sent via PM instead of posted on the board?

Hey, that's good advertising, of which I approve.
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