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**Qrhzbadu** · 02-21-2008, 03:24 AM

One recommendation, if you plan on switching to synthetic oil, do it now. Otherwise, it's a Honda. Should be good for some time.

No no no! [surrender]
Synthetic is too slick, it's not good for the break in process.

Now I realize this is still a... well, it's hard to argue for or against this. Many people will claim the engine is already broken in well enough from the manufacturer, but you won't really benefit from switching to synthetic right off the bat.

What does Honda recommend? Synthetic or dino oil? Go with what they suggest.

02-21-2008, 03:24 AM	#7
Qrhzbadu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	One recommendation, if you plan on switching to synthetic oil, do it now. Otherwise, it's a Honda. Should be good for some time. No no no! [surrender] Synthetic is too slick, it's not good for the break in process. Now I realize this is still a... well, it's hard to argue for or against this. Many people will claim the engine is already broken in well enough from the manufacturer, but you won't really benefit from switching to synthetic right off the bat. What does Honda recommend? Synthetic or dino oil? Go with what they suggest.
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