Torco Oil

[kenntona]

Originally Posted by benji ben

ken drives a E92 and he uses torco oil. he highly recommends it. hahaha

I am running twin turbo, though. Not sure the NA engines wanna take my words.

Dun wanna be accused of "endorsing" a product without a basis - you know how some forumers wanna dig ...... "NNB I just know Lorong 9's Beef Kway Teow tastes better than Lorong 8's, dun ask me how and why and who and what....... I know it does !!!" Good means good, farked up means farked up.

If engine oils are all the same, then no harm trying it for a better butt feel - since I do not have charts nor figures to show how the flesh on my kar chng felt better.

If engine oils are not the same.........

BTW, I am not related to Rodney nor UM2. No vested interest, just in case suspicion arises.

[totoseow]

toto lube is better than torco lube. ken u wanna sample?

[R2D]

Originally Posted by Rastaman

I think proper weightage is 10w-60

Bro, there is no need for 60Wt. Torco Oil has got a higher shear factor than normal oils.
50Wt is already considered quite thick.

Cheers.

[benji ben]

Originally Posted by kenntona

BTW, I am not related to Rodney nor UM2. No vested interest, just in case suspicion arises.

woahhh that's really tense man. hahaha chill dude.

[Deadkookaburra]

Originally Posted by adroit

Out of topic leh.

But my answer will be a NO.

Cause after i used TORCO 4 yrs back, i have never tot that i should try another brand.

then u have never felt good oil yet beats other brand flat. go try it trust me www.motul.com/

[fasterthanferrari]

Originally Posted by kenntona

If engine oils are all the same, then no harm trying it for a better butt feel - since I do not have charts nor figures to show how the flesh on my kar chng felt better.

If engine oils are not the same.........

You hit the spot right there kenn. I would think that oil are just...oil. For any kind of normal driving and even spirited ones, what's the big deal if the cost are not ridiculously high? Considering how much mileage and maintenance we put into the cars, esp in Sg, most cars would do fine even with regular oils.

[adroit]

then u have never felt good oil yet beats other brand flat. go try it trust me www.torcoracingoils.com/



In fact, i am confident you will be converted to TORCO, if you willing to pour it into your engine.

Motul will only be a website by then.

Originally Posted by Deadkookaburra

then u have never felt good oil yet beats other brand flat. go try it trust me www.motul.com/

[Deadkookaburra]

i tried...when UM2 was somewhere in Kranji...in fact i tried many many oils. motul only oil w double esther based - beat that!

[adroit]

Ok, that really sounds unique and it must be making the difference.

Enjoy your ride, while i enjoy mine.

[R2D]

Let's not play the "my oil is better than your oil" thingy.

Some inputs are very subjective as gains are not quantified over a dyno and studied over a period of time.

Suffice to say, UM2 had access to the only rolling road chassis dyno in singapore a long time ago and there were consistent results.

Anyway, Jinooi...i've got your missing fasteners already, drop by when you are free.....another "liberated" customer...
Cheers