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Hey guys, I am picking my GTR up next week and was just wondering what the best type of oil is to use? The car is running stock boost and the only mods are an exhaust and suspension. I wont be modifying the car for a while so it wont be running any big power as it will be used as a daily driver. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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mate, i use red line oil for my R32 GTR in the gearbox, diffs and transfer case!.

And must say a hugh improvement in gear changes and the no diff noise!!

Just make sure you get the right oil, go to the red line website they have a list of oils for your car!!

Thanks gucio. Will take a look at website.

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My oild change is due in a month or so, would people recommend a 5w50 or a 10w60 for Australian conditions?

Fully Synthetic of course

Also this will be a Winter month change, then another change in February which is a peak summer month change. Different viscosities each time?

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