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Gator... what is that place called? I'm on Fowler and 56st.... doesnt sound too far off...

Just moved to Tampa.... any dealers around here? With 3 race cars, 2 trucks and a motorcycle... i need a well stocked supplier.... anyone in my area?

Mystic, best way to make sure they are doing things right, is to watch them..... anyone is welcome to look over our shoulder as we work...... THe guys who come in with Amsoil products always watch us do it. While I agree with you that there are hardly any "professional" mechanics there, ALl...

I have 160,000 on my 5.0 Mustang, and it runs quicker now than it did with 70,000. Will be replacing engine, transmission, rear end,brakes, and suspension soon anyway though...(performance reasons) I drive it everyday like I stole it, but I take care of all the maintenance exactly when it...

Agreed, corporate does put quite a BIG pressure on you to sell, then when the technicians are caught doing it.... Corporate tells everyone that the technicians were breaking policy and fires them....despite the fact that corporate put the pressure on the Techs in the first place!! I know what...

Yes, I'm a big fan of the CETME.

Now I know how evil and devilish these fast oil change places are.... they villainously pilfer our wallets for unnecessary repairs in order to amass a fortune sizeable enough to purchase the planet earth itself I'm a technician at a Quick oil change station.... You dont see our name on the...

Ducati? ValveSprings? isnt that an oxymoron?

i'd definitely go with the 15w40 Its all I use in my Ford trucks.... I personally use Rotella 15w40

Series 2000 sounds like good stuff..... though i have a WET clutch.... what kind of Moly does the Series 2000 Contain? Would the Series 2000 affect my *WET* clutch? What is the difference between the Series 2000 and the MC V-twin version? Just higher Zinc and Phos?

MSSPARKS My Duc has a wet clutch. But you're right.. the Duc dry clutches do make some interesting noises P.S. where is the best place to get Amsoil?

they recommend a 10w40... BUT the manual also comes with a chart showing the other weights available...... From 0 degrees F and below to 90deg. 10w30 From 0 and above, its a 10w40 From 15 and above 15w40 or 15w50 From 32 and above 20w40 or 20w50 it even has a monograde chart as well....

Would the V-Twin 20w50 MC oil work for my: 2002 Ducati 750 air-cooled Desmodue Wet clutch It sees 10,000rpms at least once a day, and has to deal with hot Florida summers, yet cool 20degree winters.... The picture of the Harley on the front of the bottle throws me off.... Can this oil handle...

where does one get these filters? what makes them so good?

Well guys.... about a month ago, I went in with 20w50 Valvoline synthetic in my 5.0 Mustang.... Problem is here in Tallahassee, temperature does get down in the high 20's..... The 20w50 made the Mustang real hard to start, and the oil pressure would take several minutes to reach its maximum...