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Originally Posted by Vectorsumio
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Who drives their car around like that...seriously?
He's out to prove a point that oil temps rise with high engine RPM's, like that's some kind of revelation...
Short of sticking the car on a track, oil temps won't be an issue. Oil starts having issue around 350-400F - the bearings in the engine start to potentailly have issues at or above 300F. That's why Nissan put in a "limp mode" when it hits 260 and again with it hits 280 - not to protect the oil - but to protect the main bearings.