Purpose and Specifications

TOTAL QUARTZ RACING 10W50 is a fully synthetic engine oil engineered for high-performance and sport driving. This premium oil delivers exceptional protection in the most demanding conditions, from track days to intensive highway driving.

Key Performance Features:

• Synthetic formulation maintains a strong, protective oil film even at high temperatures (up to 240°C flash point)
• Reduces internal engine friction under extreme stress, preserving engine power and responsiveness
• Advanced detergent system keeps engine parts clean and free from deposits
• Flows reliably in cold weather down to -45°C, ensuring quick protection at startup
• Meets ACEA A3/B4 and API SM/CF specifications for both gasoline and diesel engines
• Approved for turbocharged and multi-valve engines with high power outputs

Ideal For: Race cars, rally vehicles, turbocharged performance engines, and any car driven hard under sustained high RPM or temperature conditions.

When to Use / Replace?

Follow your vehicle manufacturer's service intervals listed in your owner's manual. For high-performance and track use, oil changes may be required more frequently than standard driving—typically every 5,000 to 10,000 km or as recommended by your engine builder. In normal sport driving conditions, expect standard intervals of 10,000 to 15,000 km between changes. Always verify the correct oil grade (10W50) in your vehicle manual before use.

Store in a cool, dry location. Synthetic oils maintain stability for extended periods when properly sealed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this oil in my daily driver?
A: Yes. While designed for performance engines, TOTAL QUARTZ RACING 10W50 works in any gasoline or diesel engine that calls for 10W50 grade oil. It excels under demanding conditions but performs safely in normal driving.

Q: Is this oil suitable for turbocharged engines?
A: Yes. This oil is specifically formulated for turbocharged and multi-valve engines, providing superior protection under the high heat and pressure these engines generate.

Q: How do I know if 10W50 is right for my car?
A: Check your vehicle's owner manual for the recommended oil grade. The manual lists specific viscosity requirements. If unsure, contact the retailer or your mechanic with your vehicle details (make, model, year) for confirmation.