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DaveyLC

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Registered: 8th Oct 08
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6th Sep 10 at 13:02

Daveys bargain of the week.

Halfords 5w50 fully synthetic 'Track day oil'.. is £33 for 5L (Works out about £24 for 5 litres on a trade card).

Its made by ESSO and has been getting good reviews!

BluKoo

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6th Sep 10 at 13:24

What is track day oil about? Just low cost for oil burning cars?

[Edited on 06-09-2010 by BluKoo]

DaveyLC

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6th Sep 10 at 13:26

They just call it track day oil..

Its 5w50 so designed to keep viscosity at very high temperatures, i.e. when you are thrashing the tits off off your motor.

Oils like 0w30 etc. are designed purely for economy due to their low viscosity the crank can cut through the oil easilly but they are crap at high temperatures.

Brett

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6th Sep 10 at 16:30

Got 5L from ASDA for £14 the other week

gavin18787

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6th Sep 10 at 16:42

My cars cheap so gets the cheap eurocarparts semi synth 10-40

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

deano87

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Registered: 21st Oct 06
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6th Sep 10 at 18:28

My car has to have 5w40 as standard

gavin18787

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6th Sep 10 at 18:29

used to run the civic on 0w40 now that was expensive

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

chrex

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6th Sep 10 at 19:01

yea im gonna be running the ATR on millers 10w/50...which is about £50/5litres from opie. Worth it though, not a fan of cheap oil...and not sure i'd be using the halfords stuff in anything thats would want an expensive rebuild...

Good buy, but you do tend to get what you pay for!

Phil W

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6th Sep 10 at 19:07

Phil W's bargain of the week...

His mum works for Morris Lubricants so 50% off trade price

davieslim

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6th Sep 10 at 19:51

i got 25 litres direct from vauxhall for £25 which was good

alan t

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6th Sep 10 at 19:54

quote:
Originally posted by davieslim
i got 25 litres direct from vauxhall for £25 which was good

thats the stuff i usually get for doing homers, the semi synthetic stuff in the blue tub. never had any bother with that stuff and used it in loads of cars

gez bay

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6th Sep 10 at 20:17

ive used the halfords trackday oil in my clio 172, its too thick. My tappets are loud for a couple of seconds when you first start it for the day.
Normal oil...noise gone

barter

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6th Sep 10 at 20:56

quote:
Originally posted by chrex
yea im gonna be running the ATR on millers 10w/50...which is about £50/5litres from opie. Worth it though, not a fan of cheap oil...and not sure i'd be using the halfords stuff in anything thats would want an expensive rebuild...

Good buy, but you do tend to get what you pay for!

agree with that mate,i youse it for much rs.its £55 from burtonpower. whats opie??

chrex

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6th Sep 10 at 21:11

They are a big lubricants website...good prices too. The owner is 'oilman' on most forums and if you are a member on any of their listed forums or owners clubs, you get 10% off too

They have normally got random offers on too, such as free postage, 20%off or something or t'other.

atm, the members price for the 10w/50 5litre is £46.79inc.

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/

[Edited on 06-09-2010 by chrex]

sand-eel

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6th Sep 10 at 21:23

Surprised corsasport isn't a member on there.
You can get carlube triple R FS for £25odd for 5L.

[Edited on 06-09-2010 by sand-eel]

sand-eel

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6th Sep 10 at 21:25

http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/p/Accessories/Lubricants-and-Fluids/Engine-Oils/5W40-Engine-Oil/?521771051&0&cc5_280

Only a few more quid than the normal stuff

chrex

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6th Sep 10 at 21:28

tbh, i find that the top end oils are cheaper on opie...and the lesser 'more normal' oils are same or slightly more than other places.

I've just found Millers 5w/50 for £30...so i may be gettin a couple of bottles of that tbh for the winter. Keep it thin for the cold...but might not drink so quick on the 'tec.

sand-eel

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6th Sep 10 at 21:50

£30 for how many litres?

chrex

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6th Sep 10 at 22:06

5litres. one bottle, £30, 2 bottles for £60.

if you havent got a club on there...even the normal price is £35 which is bloody good for Millers.

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-60214-millers-oils-xfs-5w-50-full-synthetic-engine-oil.aspx

my bargain of the week tbh.

[Edited on 06-09-2010 by chrex]

Paul_J

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6th Sep 10 at 22:31

I'd be worried about putting thicker oil in a vtec ...

flybikeslee

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6th Sep 10 at 22:44

no oil ftw

sand-eel

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6th Sep 10 at 22:53

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-60213-millers-oils-xfs-5w-40-full-synthetic-engine-oil.aspx#productDetails

5w40 is only £5 more, cheap indeed, but think I will just go for Carlube triple R next time as i've used the normal Carlube shit with no problems.

Paul_J

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6th Sep 10 at 23:00

quote:
Originally posted by flybikeslee
no oil ftw

exactly mate. Less weight.

DaveyLC

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6th Sep 10 at 23:07

quote:
Originally posted by chrex
yea im gonna be running the ATR on millers 10w/50...which is about £50/5litres from opie. Worth it though, not a fan of cheap oil...and not sure i'd be using the halfords stuff in anything thats would want an expensive rebuild...

Good buy, but you do tend to get what you pay for!

Halfords dont refine the oil themselves

davcohen

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7th Sep 10 at 02:15

How are you guys getting the vauxhall oil so cheap? I usually do the 4 for 3 on trade club but its doesnt work out as cheap as what you guys are saying

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