MOTY'S M111 5W60 FULLY SYNTHETIC PERFORMANCE ENGINE OIL 20L

5W-60 engine oil is an ultra-high-performance oil with a wide viscosity range, designed for extreme conditions such as motorsports or high-performance applications. It's not a common factory recommendation but is often used for track-tuned or heavily modified vehicles, particularly those with engines subjected to sustained high temperatures and loads.

Suitable for Car Model:

Nissan GT-R (R35, heavily tuned R32/R33/R34) — Engines like the VR38DETT or RB26DETT with aftermarket upgrades and track use.

Nissan Silvia (S14/S15) — SR20DET engines with increased boost pressure and track applications.

Toyota Supra (A80, A90 in extreme conditions) — 2JZ-GTE or B58 engines running high boost, large turbos, or under track conditions.

Toyota Chaser/Mark II — 1JZ-GTE or 2JZ-GTE engines in drift or track setups.

Mazda RX-7 (FD3S) — 13B-REW rotary engines built for endurance or with significant power upgrades.

Mazda RX-8 — Renesis engines used in racing applications.

Subaru WRX/STI (GD, GR, VA) — EJ20/EJ25 engines with high boost for rally or track use.

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution (Evo V-X) — 4G63T or 4B11T engines tuned for high performance under extreme conditions.

When Is 5W-60 Suitable?

1. Track or Racing Conditions: Protects engines during extended high-RPM, high-heat operation.

2. Tuned or Modified Engines: Essential for engines running higher-than-stock power outputs.

3. Hot Climates: Provides excellent high-temperature viscosity stability.

4. Motorsports Applications: Designed for endurance races, drifting, or time-attack events.

Why 5W-60 May Not Be Ideal for Daily Use:

1. Too Thick for OEM Specs: Most JDM engines are designed for oils like 5W-30 or 10W-40.

2. Cold Weather Performance: May not flow well in freezing temperatures, causing poor lubrication at startup.

3. Fuel Economy: The thicker oil increases drag, reducing MPG.

4. Potential Engine Wear: If not required, the higher viscosity may strain oil pumps or reduce lubrication efficiency in tight-clearance modern engines.

Always consult your vehicle’s manufacturer specifications or a trusted performance mechanic before using 5W-60. It's an excellent choice for certain highly modified or race-focused JDM cars but overkill for most daily drivers or lightly modified vehicles.

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*Please check with car manufacture hand book before purchase, above car model are for reference only*