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11-29-2006, 07:57 PM
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oil is oil IMO
If you guy'* only knew..
11-29-2006, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by daman
Originally Posted by vital49
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Originally Posted by GoldenBullet
oil is oil IMO
If you guy'* only knew..
11-29-2006, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by vital49
Originally Posted by daman
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oil is oil IMO
If you guy'* only knew..
you want to use a good dino,use Havoline or chevron,good adds good stuff.
11-29-2006, 08:44 PM
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Myself and a few friends have run a lot of Havoline over the years and have had great results with the stuff...
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11-29-2006, 08:47 PM
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heres one thing i dont see anyone talking about
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
11-29-2006, 08:52 PM
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heres one thing i dont see anyone talking about
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
11-29-2006, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by daman
Originally Posted by bandit
heres one thing i dont see anyone talking about
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
11-29-2006, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by bandit
Originally Posted by daman
Originally Posted by bandit
heres one thing i dont see anyone talking about
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
Has any ever 100% had a brand of oil hurt or kill there motor :?:
and you got to be 100%! sure it was only because of that oil
However.. If I used Dino I perfer Havoline
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11-29-2006, 09:14 PM
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Any SM GF-4 dino oil should be more than enough to get most engines to 150-200k without a problem.
But for those that might want to go longer between changes, or those who drive a bit harder (and see higher oil temps), they will have better luck with synthetics. Also, with some engines that are more sludge prone, you'll want synthetic. And if you live in an area with extremely cold winter temps, and your car is parked outside, you'll definitely want a good synthetic!.
Also Synthetics will help keep things cleaner in my opinion. Less likely to get sludge and varnish, better flow in colder temps, better resistance to oxidation, and less likely to shear down..
this is the corvette and chevett thing.
But for those that might want to go longer between changes, or those who drive a bit harder (and see higher oil temps), they will have better luck with synthetics. Also, with some engines that are more sludge prone, you'll want synthetic. And if you live in an area with extremely cold winter temps, and your car is parked outside, you'll definitely want a good synthetic!.
Also Synthetics will help keep things cleaner in my opinion. Less likely to get sludge and varnish, better flow in colder temps, better resistance to oxidation, and less likely to shear down..
this is the corvette and chevett thing.
