YES.alright2020 wrote:it started when it got cold the swapped to the thinner and it stopped..... both are 30 wieght oils when warm... the first number is simply the weight of the oil when its cold.... so on a cold startup i am easily alble to get oil to the top of my motor quickly..... a thicker oil when its cold out takes longer to get to the top of the motor....
FINALLY! Someone who researched/learned about motor oil weights!!!!alright2020 wrote:it started when it got cold the swapped to the thinner and it stopped..... both are 30 wieght oils when warm... the first number is simply the weight of the oil when its cold.... so on a cold startup i am easily alble to get oil to the top of my motor quickly..... a thicker oil when its cold out takes longer to get to the top of the motor....
Lol I know right.Ace2cool wrote:
FINALLY! Someone who researched/learned about motor oil weights!!!!
Yeah no kidding.Ace2cool wrote:
FINALLY! Someone who researched/learned about motor oil weights!!!!
no each turbo takes one quart so you need 6 total......thejoker82 wrote:Do the TT's take the same amount as the NA motors with a new filter?
did 5w-30 quite them down? i heard to run thicker oilalright2020 wrote:i cant wAit to run 10w30 again even in florida haah its been in the 20s here... cmon its effing florida i want 60s
this year was the first year i actually had to chagne to 5w cause i heard a lifter tick on startup..
and like he sadi above me 4 with a new filter
what? mine takes 4 and some change with a filter.franklin93zx wrote:no each turbo takes one quart so you need 6 total......
Read the rest of the thread, and then read a bit about viscosity and temperature. Or if you ask nicely, I'm sure someone will explain it to you.300zx4life wrote:
did 5w-30 quite them down? i heard to run thicker oil
Swear to God, this link really needs to be stickied somewherecar nut wrote:Or if you ask nicely, I'm sure someone will explain it to you.
60k very nice and now that I think about it i believe it started making the noise when i switched to nissan 10w-30 i believe the past owner ran castrol....hmmmZ31toZ32 wrote:no, not even a hint. i have a pretty low mileage car (60k) though, so i am sure that has something to do with it as well as using a high quality oil.
Do you drive your car year round?Z31toZ32 wrote:Mobil 10w30
sweetnessAce2cool wrote:It IS better for your car, since the oil is less thick on start, BUT you'll have to specially order it. Talk to Anthony (PEZi-somethingoranother). He's the Amzoil dealer for NICO. He'll hook you up with a discount.
NINJA EDIT: Here's his profile: zer...21965
Just send him an email asking what kinds of deals he can get you on oil/filters
You don't have to special order it, I'm pretty sure that's what they call "fuel saver" oil or whatever. I don't think it would be necessary for any Z in the continental U.S.Ace2cool wrote:It IS better for your car, since the oil is less thick on start, BUT you'll have to specially order it.