Subject	With modern oils, the new owners manuals don't
Posted by	not4resaleZ on January 20, 2016 at 11:14 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Mobil 1 5w50 posted by Diplomat1 on January 20, 2016 at 09:19 AM
Message	make change in recommended oils based on climate. A good 0w or 5w will flow in any weather in the continental US. It's still too thick when at room temperature, but that's the best we have available. For an operating temperature viscosity, I would go with a 30 weight for your NA. You could go with a 40 or 50 but I don't think that would be an improvement. The car would probably run a little bit hotter, have less hp and mileage, but that would be pretty minor difference.
Follow Ups	Recommended Oil weight in winter/summer for a na? - Diplomat1 18:44:20 01/19/16 I run 20W50 Royal Purple HPS year round - ZXRider 19:21:05 01/19/16 Re: I run 20W50 Royal Purple HPS year round - Diplomat1 19:38:42 01/19/16 Whoops, I didn't see that you are in NY. Don't run 20W50 - ZXRider 23:04:56 01/19/16 So Cal != NY - Barry (NJ) 20:49:57 01/19/16 OP mentioned that he lives in NY... - tiale11 20:52:03 01/19/16 I've been thinking about trying this - Stanky 01:05:40 01/20/16 Mobil 1 5w50 - Polish 02:55:05 01/20/16 Re: Mobil 1 5w50 - Diplomat1 09:19:12 01/20/16 With modern oils, the new owners manuals don't - not4resaleZ 11:14:17 01/20/16 Something that starts with a 0 or 5. Read: - not4resaleZ 09:21:39 01/20/16 ran M1 0w40 back when I winter drove my Zeds - vorpalZ 09:09:16 01/21/16
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