paddy247

I still disagre with you, 10w/60 is not to thick, However these are my own results and findings, simon since you are good at sourcing information, can you tell me what the ideal flow in centistokes is at ideal oil operating temp for a subaru impreza? cheers paddy

Cant remember, had it written down from a google search ages ago lol. anyway, i know for a fact that a lot of specalist mechanics with a lot of experience on the impreza recomend it, i can also tell you that there is a lot of impreza owners with this oil in there car and have had great results from it, And a few specalist workshops that i know of use it, I personally run and maintane my own car, and have had great results from 10w/60 Im not looking for an argument here but if you have no engineering background and dont own/run an impreza, then your opinon will be based on slighty different knowledge than my own. cheer up its nearly summer lol

Oil man/simon I take it by s.a.e you mean Society of Automotive Engineers, the guys/gals who classifie motor oils according to certain viscosities and general tempature ranges. 10w/60 provides exellent engine protection under performance driving conditions and also has a low viscous drag, this ensures superb cold start and rapid circulation in cold temperatures. Its also race proven for high temperature protection. Its also good for niping down to tesco at a steady pace.

I run a classic wrx sti, and 10w/60 is like it was made for it

Oil man what type of scooby do you have/run?

Millers 10w/60fs or Millers10w/40ss

your at uni lol. so maybe you can tell us

Millers 10w/60 fs or Millers10w/40ss

ill bring the doughnuts

very political this thread lol

Hey guys the next time you are going to jcscoobs for a cup of tea give me a shout, i totally forgot about this one soz

Aight Daz long time no see, we will nead to catch up some time, i c ya decided to keep the scooby then Paddy

cheers jason, im looking forward to see what bhp and torque it has, then im on to next set of mods, Daz give me a phone some time, or activate your private message section on your profile cheers Paddy

. Higgy 02 (new age) 2. ~ ~ Cal ~~ ( new age) 3. sKunk (new age) 4. TheGza (new age) 5. Andy.F (Sti5 type R or 03WRX depends if type R blows up or not at Scooby shootout ) 6. RS Grant (98 Classic) 7. jasonb (Classic) 8. jcscoob (Classic) 9. Dave D (Classic) 10. BriWRX (96 Classic) 11. GrantyBoy (98 Type R with possible front mount) 12. DRB5 (93 classic) 13. p3dro (classic wagon) 14. billyboy (98 Classic) 15. lessels (Classic) 16. baldyadonis (classic) 17. Dad (classic) 18. Si's scoob (classic) 19. Paddy247 (classic) 20. gordon (R34 skyline) 21. AWD Pulsar (with NOS) 22. Dorikin - GT4 WRC 23. iroc-si (Camaro) 24. Johnny50 (Honda) 25. Rusty (4WD Saph Cossie)

I touch goats

I AWD, great place

Thats the spirit igy Welcome to the mad house

kl kl get the helex fitted m8, well done jason

Thats a a few sub 13 sec cars John, how did you do tday? The AWD boys had a comitment at the perth motorshow tday so had to give it a miss, pitty as the weather was great.

Take it to a speach therapist about t t t t th th that stutter, only joking, Have you had a diagnostic carried out at a garage with the select moniter. And welcome to the mad house

I heard Colin Walker from Perth has done a 12.7 sec 1/4 mile tday in his sti v2 wagon, And its only slightly moded, By AWD MOTORSPORT. Anybody got any updates, think he was in second place last i heard

1. jc scoob 2. Dorikin 3. jasonb 4. Scoobylav (fingers crossed) 5. Paddy247 so thats feiv peis an a inying en anow

Im up for that. plenty of car parks at the retail park in dumfermline, where the odeon cinema is!