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hello all,

well my question is im going to change on the weekend, and was wanting advice on oils, i have read the oil sticky thread, and im just trying to get my final idea, i dont race or thrash this car, its all stock, done under 100K kms, and every time i start it up in the morning it seems to struggle holding the revs and konks out, but gets to stable levels about 3 starts, so i think its something to do with the thickness with cold starts, so would 0w-30 or 40 be a good oil then?

how many litres does the RB20DET take also? how many i need?

and im wanting to use a K&N oil filter, as im not too sure where to get a genuine one? im in SA so if people know places then please help me out.

:) thank you for any feedback

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in most easy to understand way of explaining....its the viscosity of the oil when it is cold...the second number is when hot....there are a few good articles worth reading to fully understand....a quick google search of oil viscosity should explain the basics

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