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5w-40 synthetic mate, have a browse http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-656-5w-40.aspx Cheers Guy

Yep, all engine oils mix without issue. Cheers Guy

Tosh. :)

Depends which ones you look at, essentially 5w-40 synthetic is better in every way to a 10w-40 semi (unless you are running in) so they will cost more. Cheers Guy

You can use 10w-40, it's just that the cost of a 5w-40 synthetic is very little and it lasts longer too. Cheers Guy

Yep, defo need one of these fellas, better than a semi 10w-40 http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-656-5w-40.aspx Cheers Tim

If something works well, sometimes it's worth sticking to it, even if there is something that looks better

Have a read http://www.opieoils.co.uk/t-free-litre-of-oil.aspx Cheers Guy

Which spec is that then? Cheers Guy

The Pro S is probably the most popular Cheers Guy

Keen yes, but you can never change it too often. Cheers Guy

Yep, 1 free ltr for every 5ltr you buy. Just use TOPUP at checkout. Cheers Guy

Lots of choice, any good quality 5w-40 synthetic is ideal. Everyone has their preference. We find the best and most popular are the ester based 5w-40 oils, but have a browse at these http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-656-5w-40.aspx Cheers Guy

Agreed, would be my first choice too http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-981-fuchs-titan-sintofluid-sae-75w-80-synthetic-manual-transmission-fluid.aspx Cheers Guy

Most will have detergents in so make sure you find one without if that is what is recommended. Cheers Guy

You need a 5w-40. Take a look here http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-656-5w-40.aspx Oil filter here http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-6837-oil-filter-ufi-spin-on-oil-filter-2341800.aspx Cheers

Guys check out the offer in our section on Pro S this weekend! Click here to pick your bargain Pro S and Pro R at £37.49 for 5L today. http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-60117-silkolene-pro-special-forum-offer.aspx Cheers Guy

It is indeed, it is basically the Silkolene Pro S 5w-40. Bike oils can also be used in cars no problem. Cheers Guy

5W-40 synthetic, ester based if you want the best such as these ones here http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-953-ester-synthetic.aspx Cheers Guy

In that case go for an ester based synthetic, 5w-40. Good for 120-130degc for proloinged use without shearing down (thinning). Cheers Guy

Depending on oil temps, you may be very wrong! Explaining this is diffucult so there may be questions but I'll try my best to explain it in plain English! Lets look at what oil specs actually mean and particularly the higher number which is in fact the oils SAE number (the "w" number is in...

Over 120degC in the sump?

A decent ester based 5w-40 synthetic, Silkolene Pro S would be my choice, or the Motul 300v. If temps reach abover 120degc on a regular basis you will need to go thicker. Cheers Guy

Its going to depend on your oil temps, what mods are you making to get to that power? Cheers Guy

Depends on your oil temps, if they are not excessive then stick with an ester based 5w-40. Silkolene Pro S or the Motul 300v http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-656-5w-40.aspx Cheers Guy

Nope, a decent 5w-40 synthetic is ideal. Cheers Guy

LOL you guys crack me up ;) Cheers

If you are "modding" your car and adding BHP then consider your oil choice carefully as the stock manufacturers recommended oil will not give you the protection that your engine requires. A standard oil will not be thermally stable enough to cope with higher temperatures without "shearing"...

This is something different but well worth reading. It was written by our learned friend in Stoke and we think is of interest to any car or bike owner. Well…………! In The Beginning there was Carbon and Hydrogen. These got together in accordance with rules forged in the Big Bang (yes...

We find this one works well in the road cars http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-981-fuchs-titan-sintofluid-sae-75w-80-synthetic-manual-transmission-fluid.aspx Cheers Guy