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Changing to Red Line synthetic, gonna gain some power!

Originally Posted by ImportConvert Well, the transmission shifts smoother. Worth it in and of itself. This is what I keep hearing. Gonna swap over when I change my oil this

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Old 03-15-2012, 03:05 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Well, the transmission shifts smoother. Worth it in and of itself.
This is what I keep hearing. Gonna swap over when I change my oil this weekend.
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Didn't they have a study that royal purple increase hp because its so thin.
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proven fact, can't gain hp off of change in oil brand. Your obd-II system is designed to calibrate between a certain range due to advance timing climate conditions, elevation changes, I can completely agree with red zed!
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Unless your changing your oil when it starts looking like tar, it will be difficult to see any measurable gain, especially against Nissan's Ester based oil that came with it.
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Unless your changing your oil when it starts looking like tar, it will be difficult to see any measurable gain, especially against Nissan's Ester based oil that came with it.
From what I understand, Nissan's "ester" blend wasn't in this car when it arrived, was it?
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