What is this thing?

What is this thing?

Mate your toe is jutting out of the top your foot like the dorsal fin of a shark

I've never seen a mobil1 jug with JUST English. its always English/French or English/Spanish when I go to the states.

also wtf, 5w30 in NZ, isn't shit warm as fuck there? Id' be running 5w40 or thicker

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apparently japanese engines, especially turbo charged ones love the less viscous stuff.

Mobil
1

5W-30
Newer
Vehicle Formula

Advanced Full Synthetic dexos
Motor Oil

5L

Dump it and lets see what it looks like

>mfw if i put anything lighter than 15w-40 my ls1 instantly burns it
kak

oil weightlets gtfo.

keep at it.

that's probably why your car runs like shit

thats weird I had a 98 camaro, ran 0w30 in it and it wouldent burn it, switched from 15w50 which it was eating a quart/1k

A shrubbery.

>ls
There's your problem

that's because your cylinder bores aren't round anymore

yeah nah because it doesnt use any oil.

Local shop had a look said the valvestem seals are fucked and im gonna get the heads done evenutally anyway when i drop a cam in it

I live in Canada senpai. 5w30 is on the HIGH END of the scale. 15w40 flows like shit (read : not at all) when you have -30degree starts

THIS IS A BLUE BOARD

Ausfag here and 15-40 or upwards is basically perfect since my engine has literally never had to be started below 0 degrees celcius.

and usually ambient temp is like 15-35 in winter and 35-60degrees+ in summer so i go through oil like crazy in the summer months

even with amsoil synthetic 5w30, my car moans and groans during -20 air temp start ups.

its not uncommon for a lot of turbo guys over here to run 5w40 or thicker oil in the summer months due to "cold" start ups never being colder than 10 degrees or so.

I run 10w40 in my dirt bike, never started it up colder than 5 degrees or so, but I don't think I know better than Honda so I put in what recommended for my climate.

It appears to be a boxwood my friend

>10 degrees
>in the summer
wut

We use metric in Canada bro, 10 degrees Celsius is 50 Fahrenheit