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Old 10-05-2008, 03:13 AM
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enous ultimate fuel saving oil!!

okay so i bought the enous ultimate fuel saving oil http://www.eneos.us/products.php?pk=5 and i thought i would get better but my mpg went from 300(mostly streets and Los angeles traffic) to 200 or less with me driving with all the tricks. so does any one have a better one for me to use bext time i do my oil change
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Old 10-05-2008, 03:39 AM
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okay so i bought the enous ultimate fuel saving oil http://www.eneos.us/products.php?pk=5 and i thought i would get better but my mpg went from 300(mostly streets and Los angeles traffic) to 200 or less with me driving with all the tricks. so does any one have a better one for me to use bext time i do my oil change
i have been running royal purple in my gd3. seems to work great but im not to into the whole "oil will make your car get 4mpg better" ploy.
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Old 10-05-2008, 09:07 AM
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There is know way that oil caused your FE to decrease.

If you want a good oil Motercraft 5W-20 Syn blend is a great deal. Walmart 5 qt jugs $11.24/
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I like mobile 1 synthetic 0w20 but that goes for $5-6 a quart.
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im still looking for a -5w20 synthetic oil to help my engine run smoother.
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o i guess i got had for 11.80 a quart, how the hell does everyone get so good
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I run Mobil1 0W20 and I consistently get 38 mpg with mixed driving.
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the best i get is 35 and thats me doing everything i know how to
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I was recommended eneos but decided to go with royal purple and it's done just fine. Won't say FE went up or anything cause the only way I believe you'll notice a difference is from like gear lube to standard(0-40w oils) lol. granted your engine prolly won't turn over unless it's really warm with gear lube, and prolly won't run to long being it's to thick for the galley's
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sorry... the motor runs good n all but i forgot that i added an intake a day before so i am pretty sure that's the purp for my mileage loss
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sorry... the motor runs good n all but i forgot that i added an intake a day before so i am pretty sure that's the purp for my mileage loss
there is a big myth about how low rpm's makes a car more fuel efficient. the gasoline engine is more efficient under full vacuum. theoretically the best gas mileage you can get is hitting the cars sweet spot which is in between the torque and horspower curve. i think with the fit manual it is around 3100 to 3300 rpm which is just before the vtec begins to kick in.
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i just did my oil change today with eneos oil i chose this oil cause its about the same price as royal purple and its totally jdm yo! lol. my friends shop said they got better gas miles in a 350z with it so i was like oh okay whatever.

i also put a project kics magnetic drain plug to get those nasty metal particals out so my motor will run cherry brah.

i'll post mpg on the next full tank.
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i do have my doubts about the magnetic drain plugs since most the engine is made of aluminum. btw for those who dont know, aluminum is not magnetic.
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I have Castrol Syntec 5W-20 in my MT, I get around 30-31 MPG in 100% city driving. My fiance's AT was using Mobil 1 5W-20 and got around 31-32 MPG with mixed 50/50 hwy/city.
I just changed the oil in her AT to Mobil 1 0W-20. After 1 tank, the MPG didn't change, but I will check after a few more tanks to see the average.
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I have Castrol Syntec 5W-20 in my MT, I get around 30-31 MPG in 100% city driving. My fiance's AT was using Mobil 1 5W-20 and got around 31-32 MPG with mixed 50/50 hwy/city.
I just changed the oil in her AT to Mobil 1 0W-20. After 1 tank, the MPG didn't change, but I will check after a few more tanks to see the average.
Any update on the 0W-20?

I just bought 4 qts ($6.99/qt at AutoZone) for my next oil change to see if it makes a difference. Don't think I'd use it though during the 90-100 degree days here in the deep South.

I went from avg 37-38 mpg to 34-35 after I changed from the OEM Dunlops to sticky Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sports. Wanted to see if the oil would make a difference as claimed.
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Any update on the 0W-20?

I just bought 4 qts ($6.99/qt at AutoZone) for my next oil change to see if it makes a difference. Don't think I'd use it though during the 90-100 degree days here in the deep South.

I went from avg 37-38 mpg to 34-35 after I changed from the OEM Dunlops to sticky Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sports. Wanted to see if the oil would make a difference as claimed.
Okay, here we are 3 weeks later and I just changed my oil with the 0W-20 (and I just rolled over 36K mi so bye-bye warranty). Taking a small weekend trip that will definitely use 1 tank of gas. Update later this weekend.
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Okay, here we are 3 weeks later and I just changed my oil with the 0W-20 (and I just rolled over 36K mi so bye-bye warranty). Taking a small weekend trip that will definitely use 1 tank of gas. Update later this weekend.
Looks like 1 mpg better or even slightly more. Worth it? I dunno the Mobil 1 0W-20 is very expensive. Pennzoil Platinum may be a better deal overall.
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it seems that the enous burns a bit faster i went around 2k on it and i'm at 50%
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