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To all,

Do u know cooking oil (palm oil base) can use as engine oil and its better then racing oil??
This sound weird but the fact it is true.It will deliver instant more power,low engine noise n vibration,low fuel consumtion,smooth & good throttle response.
If u going for racing or track u can use cooking oil for ur engines to gain more instant power..
For daily use is not recommended.Try this out...Trust me....U will suprise...Tested on N.A ...TURBOCHARGE review coming soon....

wow.

vtecr wrote:To all,

Do u know cooking oil (palm oil base) can use as engine oil and its better then racing oil??
This sound weird but the fact it is true.It will deliver instant more power,low engine noise n vibration,low fuel consumtion,smooth & good throttle response.
If u going for racing or track u can use cooking oil for ur engines to gain more instant power..
For daily use is not recommended.Try this out...Trust me....U will suprise...Tested on N.A ...TURBOCHARGE review coming soon....

yah i know about this too but only for 1 or few race not for long term used .

vtecr wrote:To all,

Do u know cooking oil (palm oil base) can use as engine oil and its better then racing oil??
This sound weird but the fact it is true.It will deliver instant more power,low engine noise n vibration,low fuel consumtion,smooth & good throttle response.
If u going for racing or track u can use cooking oil for ur engines to gain more instant power..
For daily use is not recommended.Try this out...Trust me....U will suprise...Tested on N.A ...TURBOCHARGE review coming soon....

Of course better than racing EO cos minimum protection and if use long term whole engine can swop to a new one...

Just my view no offence....

To all,

We can't take this article literally. The main concept of this topic is oil viscosity. For new engine, definitely sync oil is better to flow in-between gap(thin oil). However, for older engine, non sync oil will provide better insulation and cos less vibration and noise on thicker oil.
So, for cooking palm oil, it can provide good insulation and less vibration on engine. Unfortunately, it will evaporate at lower temp compare to engine oil. Thus, unable to provide protection to your engine during long run.

So conclusion this cooking oil thing can use for race or short term usage, provided quantity n duration to be considered? But any info/precaution on oil change? eg, need to fully flush prior new oil or?

I would not recommend palm oil for engine oil.
If you want something to reduce engine vibration or noise, go for normal non-sync oil. This is what I recommend for older engine exceeding 150K mileage.

to all bro's,
Like i say its only used for race or track...not for daily use...pls take note...thanks