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zic engine oil , a very-high-viscosity-index (VHVI) motor oil made from yubase. ZIC Engine Oil is the next level Synthetic Engine Lubricant, a product of extensive research and development, is made from YUBASE, a state-of-the-art base oil developed and manufactured by SK Lubricants. YUBASE is a very high viscosity index (VHVI) base oil, produced using cutting edge technology, thus providing consistent lubrication, viscosity, and surface contact even at super extreme temperatures.
For newly purchased motorcycle/car or newly installed cylinder block or rebore block, This is an example of engine hard breakin procedure as per motoman mototuneusa break in method. step1: warmup the engine for 5-10minutes on idle step2: go outside your city and do the quick acceleration and deceleration step3: use all your gears step4: rev it hard but dont let the throttle steady on the same speed, always play with your throttle step5: After 50kms of hardbreakin, change oil and change the oil filter (a must) step6: hardbreakin again for the next 500kms step7: change oil after 250kms step8: hardbreakin again step9:changeoil and change oilfilter step10: hardbreakin step11:changeoil after 1000kms and change oil filter step12: enjoy your fast bike!!! Lastly Do this at your own risk!
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Top 5 Motorbike Maintenance Tips For Safer and Cooler Riding! How Oily is Oily? Make it a habit to check the engine oil volume when you stop pulling the gas. When checking the oil, make sure no foreign objects fall into your motorbike oil tank. Avoid to exposure the engine constantly at the hot or very cold weather because it will affect the quality of your oil. Batteries are a Motorbike’s Best Friend Do you know that one of the most common causes of operational problems and damage caused by a motorbike battery. So, if you need a battery you should keep it in good condition and correctly. First, never remove or replace the battery when the engine is still running. This will cause damage even if you’ve experienced. Adding Fuel To The Fire The absence of treatment and prevention can easily add fuel to the fire and lead you to have an accident. To avoid the problem of fuel, began by studying the different locations and use of your motorbike insurance. If the axis changes, always subject to testing to ensure that good. Fuse switches the risk of injury due to stroke your bike, until the time you are in the driver’s seat. Make Sure To Check Your Motorbike Regularly Make a list of things important to check the safety and performance of your motorbike. Send to a service center every time you approach 5000 km. Ordinary can be seen a small amount of money but this obviously does not believe that it is equivalent to the price of your life! Clean Up Your Act Believe it or not only …
A do it yourself video explaining the process of changing your vehicles oil and filter. The procedure is performed on a MKIV Jetta but the principals apply for any car. Two things I didn’t mention or show in the video were: make sure you put your up on ramps with the ebrake on and dispose of your oil properly. Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com
RX-8 gets a leap, Altima catches hahaha thats mean right there! Altima’s basically stock with just over 60000 miles, Stillen Intake/K&N air filter, sum canisters and royal purple oil. RX-8 is stock with just over 30000 miles and a fresh oil change haha
Mike tells his story about his Lexus sludge problem. How did he solve it? Watch and find out.
A Mobil 1 Research Team expert demonstrates how to protect critical turbocharger parts in your vehicle.
’93 Yamaha 3.2 with fenderwell K&N cold air intake, NGK spark plugs, Bendix performance spark plug wires, and runnin Royal Purple 10w-30 racing oil……… 139225 miles on motor