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  1. Join Date
    Nov 2005
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    #11
    Quote Originally Posted by silver streak View Post
    good morning. car is a 99 honda civic vtec. it is due for an oil change. it uses honda's (casa) LEV SL 10W30 oil for its engine. i want to use non-casa oil na fully synthetic. driving style is easy driving lang...

    what engine oil (fully synthetic) would you recommend i use as substitiute? by the way, im thinking of shell helix plus (blue)...would it be a compatible substitute for SL 10W30? what should i look for (details)when i buy a compatible oil? TIA
    semi synthetic lang ang helix plus 10W-40 (blue) while fully synthetic ang helix ultra 5W-40 (gray). agree with volt, mas mura sa honda casa at less than 1000 lang all in. sa shell mahina 2K if you opt for fully synthetic.

    http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?...s_ga_0312.html

  2. Join Date
    Mar 2006
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    #12
    how about enoc semi-synth oils? any users & feedback re: this brand?

    been trying to get the enios 10w-40s but it's now out of stock everywhere. i saw the ones w/ moybdenum but i don't exactly know what they are & how good they are


  3. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #13
    If you're on a budget, just go for regular oil (Petron Ultron Touring, Shell Helix, etc). Even if you change every 5K it will still come out cheaper than using synth and protects your engine well too.

  4. Join Date
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    #14
    bro kung budget meal bakit di ka na lang mag stick sa honda oil, kabibili ko lang sa honda magallanes ng oil vteclev mineral 6++ pesos only ang 4 liters

  5. Join Date
    May 2008
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    #15
    mga sir saan ba nakakabili ng motul oils? may semi syn ba? magkano? mobil semi syn kasi gamit ko eh....thanks...wala ba sa ACE hardware yan?

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