What are we feeling, /o/? 40 weight? 50 weight?

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40 weight sounds nice

ohh 40 weight sounds nice

grando sponsa tokyo day o kurismasu

10w30 run dirty

w40 its

WHERE ARE MY ENGINES, TED?!?!?!?!?!?

40 weight sounds nice.

>>16708210
A couple of SR20s would pull a *premium* before Race Wars, wouldn't they?

>>16708210
You're smart, Ted. A little too smart.

The w stands for winter not weight.
The number refers to viscosity not specific gravity.

Ask any chink - any REAL chink - what weight would be good.

>>16709877
It doesn't matter if you choke by an inch, or choke by a mile; choking's choking.

>>16708785
Yes but the number directly before is the weight of the oil retard

>>16708170
10w60 for me, only the best.

>>16708170
5-40w babey. Only the best for my shitbox

>>16708785

True.

20-60w high zinc.

Lance

0w20

0W40

>>16709881
nope that is the viscosity outside of winter

>>16708210
They are in the warehouse man

THE WAREHOUSE!!!!

>>16713014
>pumps throat full of chocolate syrup

kiss my shoes?

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Do tuner shops or other track/race/ high performance garages actually go through that much 40 or 50?

Like a stock Lancer uses 5w20 but the turbo runs 5w-30. Thicker the oil, better the protection bit is due to the stronger bonds between molecules? Do they just run a high pressure oil pump?

Can I get some actual info on /o/?

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>>16709881
straight "40 weight" oil would be SAE 40

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>>16714652
"Normal" 0W40 oil, a multigrade.

>>16714624
LFAs use 16 quarts.