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Old 03-25-2007, 01:33 PM   #1
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I pulled the original Beru plugs from my '99 Boxster back around 27K miles and replaced them with the Denso iridium plugs.

It drove exactly the same....absolutely no discernable difference.
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Old 03-27-2007, 06:18 AM   #2
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So which oil?

So what oil will my both cars be happy with, the Porsche S and the BMW 540? Should I just use 10W40, 5W40 or 5W30? The previous owner used 15W50 but the car was driven in an all summer weather condition "Florida" I live in Chicago, Illinois weather changes dramatically and on the winter I dont drive my Porsche just in the summer but from time to time I tend to turn on the Porsche and let her run for the occassional winter warm ups.

I would like to stick with the Amsoil brand of oil, they offer a few options 10W40 high performance, 5W40 european formula and 5W30 high performance. I would like to use the same oil on both cars.

Thanks to all in advance! Robert (Chicago)
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Old 03-27-2007, 06:51 AM   #3
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So what oil will my both cars be happy with, the Porsche S and the BMW 540? Should I just use 10W40, 5W40 or 5W30? The previous owner used 15W50 but the car was driven in an all summer weather condition "Florida" I live in Chicago, Illinois weather changes dramatically and on the winter I dont drive my Porsche just in the summer but from time to time I tend to turn on the Porsche and let her run for the occassional winter warm ups.

I would like to stick with the Amsoil brand of oil, they offer a few options 10W40 high performance, 5W40 european formula and 5W30 high performance. I would like to use the same oil on both cars.

Thanks to all in advance! Robert (Chicago)

The Amsoil 5W-40 Euro is fine for both cars. Ditto the Red Line oil of the same weight.

I would NOT use the M1 0W-40 in the BMW as it tend to be a "thin" 40 wt oil and tends to get even thinner after 2K miles of so.
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