I am very satisfied, spear(until I know your name, I'm forced to call you this
). Car is very quiet at idle. No valvetrain noise what so ever. Really good stuff!
Also, (I believe) the Nissan ester oil is regular oil with ester additive. Redline is synthetic AND it's based off polyol ester. So it's win win and $3 cheaper than the Nissan's "magic oil" per quart.
You can learn more about Redline by clicking here:
DIY: Nissan 370Z Oil change (AK370Z way) Pictures inside
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Originally Posted by Kyle@STILLEN
Just so you guys know, STILLEN is an authorized Redline distributor and we use it in our race cars. We just ran the Targa Newfoundland Rally with the Redline fluids in our GT R and we were very happy with the results.
On the rally we had a top Ferrari technician and one of the Nissan North America proving grounds technicians who both expressed their positive thoughts of Redline fluids.
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Awesome Kyle!
Redline oil is fantastic. I know you guys use it on your amazing GTR
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Originally Posted by spearfish25
Well overall it sounds like I don't have to regret buying this box of Redline synthetic that just arrived  |
Absolutely not. I have been using it since 3600 miles and I just crossed over 10500 miles. My car is running very smooth.
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Originally Posted by NeedforZ
+1 for Redline. I switched over at 4k miles. I've gone the Mobil 1 route with other cars and decided to stick to Redline in the Z. No particular reason other than it's a reputable oil with a good track record. If Nissan has engineered a truly revolutionary oil then I think they'd be doing more to capitalize on it. Seems like there's still a lot of obscurity surrounding their Ester Oil.
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