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anyone using np oil in their b16s

my engine is older and i use 20w50 should i try the np or go with a castrol or something big name brand

use the castrol gtx

that is the mileage ?

np is for lubing door hinge and lawnmower and thing boi. doh put that in your engine!

New Breed wrote:np is for lubing door hinge and lawnmower and thing boi. doh put that in your engine!

you guys really know more than a lot of other people.

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i would say d same too if i was gettin sponsor. i could put meh head on a block and say u not use in no np in your car!

New Breed wrote:i would say d same too if i was gettin sponsor. i could put meh head on a block and say u not use in no np in your car!

go ahead and do that then.
more than one vehicle, more than 3 years per vehicle..
and no issues arising from oil.
All use NP Ultra. changed every 5000k.

And Gary Cun* endorsing it, so yuh betta watch yuh arse!

All oils have to meet internationl API specs. if you feel the need to spend money for name is up to you.

seriously, i have never used NP oil. don't trust it. Castrol isn't a bad oil but i'd advise you to use Shell Helix. I'm using the blue bottle. Works good, and my engine has no problem. Did some work not too long ago, replaced head gasket, and did a complete service on engine. Tried the shell helix oil and havn't turned a frown since. Driving a 97 honda accord, F20B with M/T.

I used NP at my last oil change and found it to work exceptionally good.
Oil change is way overdue now and the oil is still holding up
remarkably well. No sudden drops in oil levels, engine running cool.

HONDA CREW and yuh wonder why you cant catch the B16A that is yuh problem

halfdef wrote:HONDA CREW and yuh wonder why you cant catch the B16A that is yuh problem

^^^^^^ The problem is that the man was not running a B16a

Wizard wrote:anyone using np oil in their b16s

my engine is older and i use 20w50 should i try the np or go with a castrol or something big name brand

the ultra syntec is a good oil, it does not evapourate like some big name brands (did somebody say PURPLE??)...mobil1 15w-50w is another good brand...

what about conventional oils

all the ones calling seem to be synthetics

Wizard wrote:what about conventional oils

all the ones calling seem to be synthetics

the normal conventional oils can work as well, once no extreme driving is done However oil changes would be a bit more frequent.. NP ultra is a good conventional oil...but remember more frequent oil changes...

Check this out
http://www.le-inc.com/products.jsp?productID=38

I used NP 20/50 for 14 years in a Bluebird, from new. changed every 3 thou miles, sometimes 5 thou! no problems, engine was rebuilt after 14 yrs, only had slight backpressure.
subsequently never kept a car more than 3 years, always with NP in the sump. No oil related problems yet!
currently have a Civic, all NP all the time!

and little do you guys know, NP does blend and package oil for Castrol and all dem company.

kantoine wrote:and little do you guys know, NP does blend and package oil for Castrol and all dem company.

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handsomeRob2837 wrote:

kantoine wrote:and little do you guys know, NP does blend and package oil for Castrol and all dem company.

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Really? Soo, NP set up on the port bottling oil ah wha?

I had a box lancer, Prelude and a b13 all of them i kept for 5 years each and all have used np ultra from day one of ownership and I never had any oil related problems whatsoever and ah running Purolator filters too. My dad has a series 3 longbase Landrover for the last 23 years that is fed a diet of 20w50 for every three months of those 23 years and he does rough it up everyday, it just started smoking because of valve seals. The key is routine oil changes, i doh study anybody that tells me np oils are no good because for the last 15 years of me owning vehicles that oil never once let me down...

I read an article once that said honda engines are built with minimum tolerance and recommends 5w20 oils. If u going 20w50 the viscosity is different and can allow for more wear and tear. Additionally it can cause excessive fuel consumption. Honda has their own 5w30 and 10w30 semi synthetic and ful synthetic oils that are designed for the tight tolerances.

Happy oil is the best dan......put some in yuh engine and some in a pot and throw in some chicken..best life

But seriously i only use 10w30 synthetic in my b16, no matter how old your engine is if your maintaining it properly the tolerances will be the same as a new one....I prefer Amsoil