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Arbo1970 said:
Thank you, I was looking at this for £20...
Nothing wrong with that as a choice.If you do lots of mileage between changes, consider the fully synthetic. If you don't do many between changes the semi would be fine.
I used to use a decent semi in my 300zx cars - 3 litre twin turbo engines, the MX5 engine having a much easier life I'd suggest. Never gave me any trouble, but was low annual mileage.
Edited by Lincsls1 on Saturday 20th March 19:40
gazza285 said:
ChocolateFrog said:
A decent synthetic oil isn't expensive and it's almost always the better option.
Semi-synthetic is a marketing term to sell mineral oil.
What is synthetic oil made from?Semi-synthetic is a marketing term to sell mineral oil.
In a 20 year old MX5 semi or fully synthetic oil is perfectly acceptable, it is the age/condition of the oil that is more important than it's formula especially when you consider any new semi 10/40 is a huge improvement over some black stuff that was once fully synthetic.
ChocolateFrog said:
gazza285 said:
ChocolateFrog said:
A decent synthetic oil isn't expensive and it's almost always the better option.
Semi-synthetic is a marketing term to sell mineral oil.
What is synthetic oil made from?Semi-synthetic is a marketing term to sell mineral oil.
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