Engine Oil

[311evo]

Lol, the only Properties he posted were Viscosity. TECHNICALLY the viscosity of olive oil would qualify for a motor oil, but nothing else in it would. Basically the point I was going for.

Hahaha, are you kidding me?? Olive oil is barely better than a 10 weight oil, and you are trying to claim victory??? GTFO lol

lol.. Really mr. Oil tech? :D
I'm just going by viscosity, nothing else. That was the conversation.

[Febo]

No need to get cynical here Jake. You posted the numbers, and from what I see, the bigger the numbers the higher the viscosity, your olive oil is like a SAE 11 weight oil. That isn't an usable oil weight for a car. So you really didn't win this one TECHNICALLY as a 10 weight oil wouldn't be used in an engine. It would more than likely be a hydraulic fluid.

I say we throw some herbs in the engine with it and use it as a french bread dip later. mmmmmm

[311evo]

I say we throw some herbs in the engine with it and use it as a french bread dip later. mmmmmm

Lol, turbocharged italian dressing? I like that.

[mdost03]

This thread is awesome. :postalot:

[Halon]

Lots of butthurt in this thread!

[Febo]

Guess more people should of used Castrol Syntec, or Valvoline Synpower... :P

[mdost03]

I use Quaker State or Castrol Synthetic oils personally.

[311evo]

Valvoline VR1 here.

[turbotalon1g]

Reg. valvoline or rotella here, worked for 82k miles, -20F up to over 110F just fine.

[cmspaz]

Rotella T6 full synthetic for my baby. <3 Zinc.