Leisure Oil Upgrade

We all agree on one common knowledge:

“A reliable & trouble free motoring on your workhorse require periodic care”. A loving care to maintain your car functions properly as it would be expected. There are some fundamental automotive technical knowledge that every car owner should be aware of.

Car maintenance is essentially secondary investment considerant, say by considering the best quality of oil utilization: the oil would prolong engine’s life as well as lowering a fraction of fuel consumption. This is good long run investment return but at high initial capital outlay.

Synthetic based oil has all the best material ingredients for your engine’s long term sustainability on prevailing extreme condition such as heat and heavy load characteristic, which surprisingly occurs at urban driving style. Synthetic oil resists oil degradation better than its mineral based oil.

Both synthetic oil has multi viscosity of SAE 5 to 30w, at operating temperature the 30w viscosity would provide less friction. What ever kind of rotating reciprocal mass you have within your engine, they would now slide against each other more freely. Whether your engine were rotary or ordinary V shaped or even inline configuration, it would easily rev to its top rpm.

Gaining optimal torque as well as reaching max power were attainable faster and you would notice with much less engine noise or vibration. This is much handy DIY work than any other light modification. Once you have made this oil upgrade your car would have suddenly found a new power reserve available. The method works for any model and any engine size regardless, even on your trusty old Corollas. Just make sure its engine's compression is still as tight though!

Furthermore it would also prolong the oil change period, it could last for at least 10,000 km. Just make sure you have spare oil somewhere, since synthetic oil is prone to evaporize more than ordinary mineral oil. Check your dipstick more often! Enjoy your ride!

Improving the fuel saving benefits of synthetic engine oils (SAE Technical Paper Series)