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Originally Posted by LiquidZ So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I see no reason why you shouldn't stick with 5W-30. By going with a high quality
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So pretty much everyone agrees I should stick to 5W30. Red Line does have 5W30 so I'll stick to that. I appreciate your input.
Any comments on the Water Wetter for the cooling system? Thanks again!
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