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any brother can help me - which engine oil in our singapore market offer the most smooth and quieter performance.

 

was thinking of mobil1 (0w-40) - any feedback

 

(This is because the oil used by the authorised dealer is simply craps...so thinking of changing)

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any brother can help me - which engine oil in our singapore market offer the most smooth and quieter performance.

 

was thinking of mobil1 (0w-40) - any feedback

 

(This is because the oil used by the authorised dealer is simply craps...so thinking of changing)

 

Xrev

 

http://www.x-lube.com/

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personally

 

i prefer X-rev oil.

 

another option u can use redline.

and also Amsoil, Motul.

 

- add friction modifier together in engine oil

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Whatever it is dont use chepo oil... for those ppl who thinks that there is some conspiracy going on and all oil are the same grade and should cost 29.90 depending which Giant superstore you go to...

If u still insists on the cheapskate oil then might as well go for Knife brand cooking oil

 

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Neutral Newbie

 

 

bro, where to buy this x-rev in singapore and how much per litre

 

my car need 6 litres and which weigh is most ideal for quiet performance under x-rev range

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bro, where to buy this x-rev in singapore and how much per litre

 

my car need 6 litres and which weigh is most ideal for quiet performance under x-rev range

 

X-Rev oil is not cheap oil, cost $95/ 4L and $24/1L. Personally use before this oil, not bad & smooth.

In their web u can see all the authorise distributors :http://www.x-lube.com/All%20frames.htm

Either you can get from them or u can order online and they send to u FOC for delivery.

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Motul has one of the best technology in synthetic oil. Its using double ester technology. They have lubes for bikes as well. The one I am taking about is for cars. $55 for 2 litres.

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try OWS.. i think OWS is better than Xrev..

 

quieter and smoother...

 

both are available at Stamford.. should come with tire rotation and balancing if i'm not wrong..

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try OWS.. i think OWS is better than Xrev..

 

quieter and smoother...

 

both are available at Stamford.. should come with tire rotation and balancing if i'm not wrong..

 

I seem to hear somewhere that OWS is not a real lube manufacturer but a repackaged OEM brand

 

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Used many oil.

 

Rated #1 by me will be this brand called KIC..... good shiet!

 

Cheap bang for the buck will be Penzoil.

 

 

any brother can help me - which engine oil in our singapore market offer the most smooth and quieter performance.

 

was thinking of mobil1 (0w-40) - any feedback

 

(This is because the oil used by the authorised dealer is simply craps...so thinking of changing)

 

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if a repackage oil is better than a REAL oil..

 

what difference does it make... OEm is still oil made by Oil company..

 

as long as it performs better than the other.. i dun see the difference in such comparisons...

 

i've friends working in lubs company.. most lub products are made by Oil companies anyway... it's just the packaging and addictives that makes the difference...

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so far, castrol oil is the most value for money oil that I have came across... both castrol edge (Fully Syn) and castrol megnatec (semi syn) are affordable and the performance is satisfying...

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