Ulei Motul in Craiova - unde se gaseste?

**roby_m** · 08-07-2010 01:34

**bear_king** · 08-07-2010 02:50

cred ca la orice piese auto...

**roby_m** · 08-07-2010 10:07

cu siguranta nu la "orice", altfel nu avea rost intrebarea curenta.
pana acum nu am gasit.

**illuminoughty** · 08-07-2010 13:32

in craiova nu stiu daca gasesti dar sunt baieti pe 4tuning care aduc la comanda si iti trimit prin curier,in craiova poti sa incerci la un magazin de tuning auto cum era carzone.

**Starty** · 08-07-2010 21:58

in craiova eu stiu 2 locuri de unde se poate lua ulei motul
1. Pe brestii dupa lukoil pe stanga e un magazin
2. La un prieten la magazin de piese auto pe Stefan cel Mare
daca vrea cineva nr de tel de la al doilea dati un pm

**kraven001** · 08-07-2010 22:23

hai ca m-ati facut curios. am dat un search pe google, dar totusi care e diferenta fata de un ulei castrol, mobil1, etc la aceleasi specificatii de vascozitate rece / cald.

inteleg ca asta e pentru ... motoare solicitate, e mai bun, rezista mai bine la turatie, nu se incalzeste motoru excesiv ?

decat o curiozitate nebuna (pentru care probabil o sa imi iau o caruta de reputatie

).

**illuminoughty** · 08-07-2010 22:36

probabil este placebo,pe o masina normala ma indoiesc ca exista vreo diferenta reala intre 10w40 mobil sau castrol sau motul.orice ulei produs de o firma respectabila care indeplineste anumite standarde de calitate obligatorii este bun pentru motorul tau.daca ai o masina de curse/forja la fel,cred ca orice tip de ulei de motor high end este cam la fel de bun.citeste aici partea de jos

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