More information liqui moly & motul

Motul the best

Test russian vodka, please!

Liqui moly is the best oil I've known since I saw what was the effects to the cars and motorcycles riders.

Silly test. You are doing these tests at room temperature. Your oil runs at close to 100 degrees C.

Liqui moly is the best oil among all types...i used for 17 years ago till now no any problems...and i will never try any oil yet

Motul 300V is the best

I don t think this is concludent because of the temperature of the oil. You have to be close to the temperature that the engine will run. At this temperature you ll run only for a few seconds. Thats it. Just an opinion . Please share your toughts

From personal experience, I have felt Motul operate smoother than liqui moly. I did use the 5W-40 variant because the vehicle used is a German automobile, Mercedes Benz CLA 250. Both lubricants work very well and are worth the money. Can't wait to see where this series goes. I personally love Valvoline but the competition is only getting more fierce. Thank you for these oil test.

Why did you use the VW Specific Motul oil over a xclean or xgen of the same weight? just a bit curious as the LiquidMoly one was a multi vehicle oil from what I can see

Test oils on high temps... Thats trick, not test. I ve seen oils in room temps to be much worst after been heated due to enginge stress. LM is very good but Motul is much better...

I was waiting for this one to be done. Can’t wait for the final results. Great job!

I personally love Motul 8100 series. In my Suzuki Van, engine runs absolutely smoother with very less noise.

Thx for the video.

Interesting comparo. Thanks for posting. Suggestion: for the flow test, a better experiment to rule out cap orifice differences (don't assume they are identical) would be to swap containers and run the test again.

Heat the oil and redo tests. How does it perform after operating temperature is reached

Hey nate, what oil do you use in your vehicles?

Might be interesting to see how these oils compare after a couple thousand miles in the crankcase.

I’ve used motul x-cess 5w40 on my wrx heavily modified been running it for about 50k miles now no issues love it

You should include cold pour tests (below zero Fahrenheit) & also how much burns off when heated super hot. Living in Chicago we had a -59 day this past winter so cold performance is huge to me.