⚙️ Power your drive with race-grade synthetic precision!
MOTUL 8100 POWER 5W-50 is a 100% synthetic ester motor oil designed for gasoline and diesel engines, including turbocharged and downsized models. It offers superior protection against LSPI, rapid oil flow at startup, and exceptional thermal stability, compatible with a wide range of fuels including biofuels. Ideal for professionals demanding maximum engine power, torque, and reliability under extreme conditions.
| Viscosity | 5W 50 sae_grade |
| Brand | Motul |
| Vehicle Service Type | Suitable for Gasoline and Diesel engines requiring an API SP viscosity grade 5W-50 lubricant |
| Flash Point | 478 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| Automotive Fit Type | Vehicle Specific Fit |
| Manufacturer | MOTUL |
| Size | 5 liter |
| OEM Part Number | [POSSIBLE] 111812 |
| Model | 8100 POWER 5W-50 5L |
| Item Weight | 8.8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7.48 x 5.51 x 11.02 inches |
| Item model number | 111812 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 111812 |
| Special Features | Better control of oil consumption, Faster oil flow at start up and oil pressure build-up, Higher wear protection, Increased engine response and fuel economy, Particularly resistant to high temperatures, Sharper engine revs and faster engine warm-up |
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The only oil I run in my cars.
I've been running this oil in my 2 Porsches for 6+ years and I'll keep buying it as long as they keep making it. Both of them are 3.4 liter M96 powered cars (a 996 911 and a 986S with a 996 3.4 swap) and I started using it when I saw that Porsche had changed the recommended oil spec from 0w-40 to 5w-50. I live close to New Orleans so summer heat is a real thing, as are spring and even fall heat, and my oil temps and pressures stay consistent even on the hottest days with spirited driving. UOA reports have all been great, better for my engines than any formulation of Mobil 1 which was the factory fill for them.
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Great quality
The best for your performance engines
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