Pre-Dyno Fluid Checks: Adding Engine Oil

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Turbo LS Horsepower Test! E85 Ethanol vs Pump 93 Octane (What's The REAL WORLD HP Difference?)

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What happens here

The car has been switched to E85 fuel, which requires more fuel volume than 93 octane. Therefore, the vehicle's engine oil level needs to be checked and topped off before dyno testing. The host attempts to pour Valvoline motor oil into the engine, emphasizing a "no-spill" technique. However, some oil is inevitably spilled onto the hot engine components, which later causes smoke during dyno runs.

Goal: Ensure engine oil is at the correct level before high-performance testing.

Tools and materials

Flashlight — Illuminating the engine bay for better visibility while adding oil
E85 Fuel — The new fuel for performance testing
Valvoline Motor Oil Valvoline — To top off the engine oil level

What they say

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ashley thinks he can put oil in here without spilling it i call bs the fans are on i betcha oh it's yeah it's the fans that's that's why it's not gonna work it's fans fault i said just give me a final he's like no i can do it i have to do a guide all right everybody be quiet no psychology it's like golf cue spongebob code six years later how much those half a quart is that good i mean i was gonna put put all of it in there just because hey don't do that that's why we can't check it why because adrian broke it off in the block so it's just chilling don't touch it it's okay the whole thing we don't that's why i'm putting more in because we can't check it that's the whole point here dank shirt though leave a comment if you know what that's from i know you know so we're making a poll of some kind here although he didn't exactly tell us what he's doing i guess we're just filming and finding out

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