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Ok... I've read alot of threads on this site regarding oil including Lawsy's full run down and I have a question.

I'm going to be VERY specific with this. FPV recommend a 15-40w oil for the F6 typhoon. Many people run a 10-40w, however I want to stick with the recommended oil...

The question:

WHAT OILS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE RECOMMENDED 15-40w? (not 10-40w)...

Cheers.

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Posted (edited)

I thought they recommended 10w-60 for the F6? I could be wrong.

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I'm going to be VERY specific with this...... FPV recommend a 15-40w oil for the F6 typhoon.

Please help... I can't believe this is so difficult. The only oil I can find the Castrol GTX3. Any suggestions appreciated.

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I use Penrite SIN 15 for that very reason.

It is a 15w40 engine oil.

Done over 9000kms with that oil and no dramas at all.

Two oil samples and everything is trending fine.

Good oil if you ask me. :huh:

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I;ve been using that nulon oil for 15k now and love it

engine runs quiter especially on start up

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I also use the Nulon and it is a great oil and a good price.

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THANK GOD THERE ARE PEOPLE RUNNING 15-40w on this website.

I really don't want to get into it but FPV say if you run anything but this mix then you HAVE voided your warrenty. I know of MANY places, including tune shops, that use non 15-40w oil and seriously don't want to take the risk.

If you have tuned/modded your car I can understand because your warranty is void anyways, however those that still have stock cars (and who may get them services by tune shops) don't want someone doing something which may fubar them down the track.

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