What kind of oil do you use
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What kind of oil do you use
I had mine done this last time by a shop and im not sure what they used and plan on changing it with in the necxt 1800 miles.what do you guys use full synthetic?half?regular oil?
ps:if u guys are wondering why i didnt change it myself its not because im lazy its because im in a cast i broke a couple of a couple bones all threw out my arm.
ps:if u guys are wondering why i didnt change it myself its not because im lazy its because im in a cast i broke a couple of a couple bones all threw out my arm.
#2
Amsoil PAO based synthetics EVERYWHERE in the drivetrain.
I only change my oil once a year, at about 19K to 20K and I have it tested. Wear metals are less than what you'd find in a conventional oil with far, far less miles.
I'm sold on it. Other PAO based oils like Redline, RoyalPurple, Mobil1 (the good type) and so on are also good. Amsoils claim to fame is being first, and having the longest working additive package for guaranteed extended drain performance.
Edit: Oh, and I hope that arm heals soon and you're not in pain!
I only change my oil once a year, at about 19K to 20K and I have it tested. Wear metals are less than what you'd find in a conventional oil with far, far less miles.
I'm sold on it. Other PAO based oils like Redline, RoyalPurple, Mobil1 (the good type) and so on are also good. Amsoils claim to fame is being first, and having the longest working additive package for guaranteed extended drain performance.
Edit: Oh, and I hope that arm heals soon and you're not in pain!
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Originally Posted by n3elz
Amsoil PAO based synthetics EVERYWHERE in the drivetrain.
I only change my oil once a year, at about 19K to 20K and I have it tested. Wear metals are less than what you'd find in a conventional oil with far, far less miles.
I'm sold on it. Other PAO based oils like Redline, RoyalPurple, Mobil1 (the good type) and so on are also good. Amsoils claim to fame is being first, and having the longest working additive package for guaranteed extended drain performance.
Edit: Oh, and I hope that arm heals soon and you're not in pain!
I only change my oil once a year, at about 19K to 20K and I have it tested. Wear metals are less than what you'd find in a conventional oil with far, far less miles.
I'm sold on it. Other PAO based oils like Redline, RoyalPurple, Mobil1 (the good type) and so on are also good. Amsoils claim to fame is being first, and having the longest working additive package for guaranteed extended drain performance.
Edit: Oh, and I hope that arm heals soon and you're not in pain!
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#19
Originally Posted by l2en
That's the stuff. Everyone I've ever talked to that knew a good bit of internals says that suv formula is a gimmick and that it's no dif from mobil 1.
#20
Originally Posted by Lefty04LevelII
all I want is full synthetic and that's all I can find in the 5 qt jugs at Wal-Mart. They stopped carrying 5w30 full synthetic Castrol in the 5 qt. and I can't find it anywhere else in this town. Of course I've also only done 2 changes with Mobil 1 full syn.
It's like every five oil changes, I get one free. Minus the filter, lol.
edit: If I can own a vehicle long enough to get 5 oil changes of Mobil 1!!!
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Originally Posted by SouthernMudSlinger
I tried mobil one full synthitic oil in my last truck, and you know what I get? A screwed up cam lobe! just a cowincidence (sp?) I guess. Something rounded the lobe off 95%.
#25
Originally Posted by Scott Gilbert
It wasn't Mobil 1 that caused your flat cam. All oils over the last 10 years have had to reduce zinc content due to the tree hugging environmentalists. Zinc is awesome for anti-scuff and reduces foaming under high RPM. Add that with poor metalugy in the casting of camshafts these days and cams go flat. People building performance motors have been battling this problem for awhile now. A street/strip motor that I built with my brother wasted the cam in 2 days. We did all of the proper break in techniques and it still went flat.