QUOTE(izso @ Jan 6 2016, 01:56 PM)
No offence mate - but comparing yourself vs those real racing cars is a completely different story! Unless you tell me you were cornering at ridiculous speeds heel-toeing all the way and constantly keeping the revs high for 15 minutes you're not on the same level man!
But still 10k km wtih 2 track days is pretty impressive to still have 3TBN. Is 300V considered Motuls racing range?
no offense taken

but you have to also realize i've been in 4 hours straight track days, with each run having an average of 8-10+ laps straight (some math, since my car slow ma, per lap more than 3 minutes... 10 laps = ~30 minutes right?), red lines are pretty constant since our gear ratio is a joke on the track when it involves second gear lol
but no la i dont red line all the time since my power band is between 4.5-5.5k and no reason to hold a red line/lower gear (again, our gear ratio lol) unless i am heel toe downshifting into a corner.
i generally use gear 3 and 4 only, never 5, and gear 2 for turn 1, 2, sometimes 4, 9, sometimes 14, 15.
gear 2 will spike my rpm between 6.5-7.5k
my rev is limited to 7k and it wont upset/bother the car so long it is just a blip aka rev matching and no further revving beyond 7k
if that is not convincing enough, my peak oil temp is 129 Celsius and oil pressure is between 100-130psi on the red lines.
and i thought my reports were all "OMG THERES WEAR YOUR ENGINE IS DYING" if you ever show them to BITOG forum fanatics lol.
yes, ~10k km, 2 track days, 3 TBN.
300v is motul's top of the line/best/highest end racing range, NOT API, JASO, or ACEA certified.
i would assume, maintaining engine cleanliness in racing engines/teams are also among motul's top priorities. (which is in their advertisement as well iinm)