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asaf

Member Since: 26 Jan 2021
Location: tel aviv
Posts: 4

v8 engine oil

can some one help with the V8 oil engine type and spec?
thanks

27th Jun 2022 1:34pm

Nuclear Nick

Member Since: 21 Aug 2021
Location: Southwest
Posts: 249

From iGuide:

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My dealer supplied me with this:

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27th Jun 2022 5:16pm

simonb

Member Since: 24 Mar 2022
Location: Cheshire
Posts: 21

For anyone else wondering wtf 'Carbon Neutral Oil' is, I'll save you a google.

"Shell Helix Carbon Neutral engine oils are made from a 99.5% pure base oil by its Pureplus Technology. It is a gas-to-liquid process that converts natural gas into a pure base oil with stronger molecular bonds. It can be used for engines such as modern petrol engines, diesel engines without particulate filters, and gas engines."

27th Jun 2022 6:22pm

The Zee

Member Since: 26 May 2019
Location: Salisbury
Posts: 288

2014 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 USW Indus Silver

If it's of any help......

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It is a gas-to-liquid process that converts natural gas into a pure base oil with stronger molecular bonds.

Love the psudo-science here!

Natural gas - methane or propane (rarely butane) feed in stocks are converted via the Fischer–Tropsch process which involves a catalyst to a "hydrocarbon wax" with a carbon chain range of 2 carbons to 7 carbons long, vary the conditions will vary the ouput product. This is then converted to a more useable product by further processing (eg: hydrogenation)

The F-T process is being used for replacement fuels for transport, since if the feedstock is from a non-fossil source then the product while is CO2 producing, it is a non-fossil carbon fuel with similar conbustion properties to the fossil equivelant

Yes it is more pure base stock since it is easier to purify a gas stream than a liquid stream. and the fewer impurities will lead to less interferance between the molecular interaction (dipole, van-der-waals, hydogen, ionic, I would not use the word bond)

Is it "carbon neutral" depends on the the source of the nat. gas, the energy required to perform the F-T process and refining steps. Also consider the transport, packing and rest of the carbon footprint aspects.

Me, I'm a Royal Society of Chemistry Chartered Chemist and Science Council Chartered Scientist with a passion for debunking

Zaid-M
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Not just transport more like a religion

27th Jun 2022 9:12pm

Nuclear Nick

Member Since: 21 Aug 2021
Location: Southwest
Posts: 249

Blimey, the OP only asked what oil to put in a V8!

28th Jun 2022 9:02am

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