Did TS do research about Bold engine oil then? Even cheaper than Mizu.

Which part is fake? The chicken or the oil?

bold macam mana?lagi murah dari mizu

Got money buy nice performance car.

But skim on engine oil ?
Using cheap oil?

Im using semi syn oil from BOLD. This is my 4th pack. Using in 4g92.. Good for daily use.. Cheaper than mizu..

for tough usage but want cheap?

the petronas synthium 800 i normal use also cannot last

meet specification is only one part

keeping that specification until next service is the real story

no la, oil specification only based on new oil not used oil

cheap synthetics are cheap for a reason , one of which is, they take a lower viscosity base oil like 20 or 30 and build it up with viscosity modifiers or improvers to make it meet the wanted viscosity

but there modifiers get broken down by shearing forces and the longer it's used the thinner the oil gets , the Golden rule always applies, you get what you pay for

yeah why not!
for next service can buy from him

How does the cert work? Do they get checked on their product quality?

Could they have sent a good product for the certification only to sell recycled oil to customers?

Just playing devil's advocate here cause I checked the site and it seems dodgy as hell.

Cb ts if next time I buy this oil price increased i cum whack 9 you

Well no one calls a converted car a k20a type r..

Trash

Kecian

star lord

potong steam, harga naik after TS viral. idiot

for that price, there are alternatives. no need la miuzui

Respect TS at least sharing his findings. Funnily enough I was doing research recently and was considering Bold/Mizu. Chose Mizu in the end.

I buy Tesco she'll fully synthetic 5-40 punya.....

Ain't all engine oil from mineral base? Then add on all kinds additive ?

How many years you have been using cheap oil ?

for daily use ok la, can change every 5k.

That engine is a monster. If you pour pour palm oil in it and tell it its FS, it will do the job. However current engines + the amount fake engine oils around, its quite a risk to take.

Another thing to consider is, the cert is just a benchmark, a minimum requirement. Better expensive oil far exceeds that requirement. You get what you pay for. There was this post by a chemist angmo in this forum, give it a read. https://cliosport.net/threads/oil-you-get-w...pay-for.104429/