Originally Posted By: Clubber_Lang
Originally Posted By: DR Racing
I typically don't read or post in additive threads but I will say this, If your engine has a sludge, consumption or a ticking noise problem try some additives like seal conditioner HM oil or a cleaner additive and maybe you will...
I typically don't read or post in additive threads but I will say this, If your engine has a sludge, consumption or a ticking noise problem try some additives like seal conditioner HM oil or a cleaner additive and maybe you will find one that works. Other than that there is no need to use the...
The only way to know when to change filter is to a switch connected to a light added to the filter bypass valve letting you know when it is bypassing. If it is bypassing when the engine is fully warmed up it's time for a new filter. Dan
I too am a fan of brad penn. I would run their 10w-40 penn grade 1 year around. An oil with lots of zinc like a diesel oil is not the whole picture, it's the balance of zinc and other adds that matters. Dan
Many HP cam grinders recommend dino racing oil in high valve spring tension performance engines. They report fewer cam failures and longer cam life with dino. This would not apply to a stock engine and syn oil is superior in that app. Dan
Yes it has plenty of ZDDP. Good choice IMOP, I think it will only be good down to somewhere in the 30-40F range. If it gets cold buy the VR1 10w-30 flavor.
Dan
At 155k you need to have all of your injectors professionally off the vehicle cleaned. No need to buy new ones. Contact RC Engineering. I have seen engines destroyed from ignoring dirty injectors. The only right way to do it is off the vehicle.
Dan
Originally Posted By: NormanBuntz
Originally Posted By: ammolab
Valvoline VR-1. It comes in 10W-30 and 20W-50, Dino or Synthetic
Problem with VR1 is little or no detergents. Brad Penn is a good option, and Kendall GT-1 High Performance 20w-50 has .120 zinc content.
Only the not street legal...
Rotary's are dead with the big push for max fuel economy. Too much internal surface area to absorb combustion heat energy which only heats up the radiator and is not used to move the car. IMHO diesel is the future of IC engines. Just drove the new Chevy cruze diesel, nice car.
Dan
Originally Posted By: yvon_la
Should?ask your self this:why did the trucking industry adopt inline 6.i mean we had v6 v8 supercherged turbocharged etc .we had it .name it we had it .in the end appear an inline 6 that looked meh by comparision.yet today almost 30 years later trucking still use...
I am so sick of seeing 540 RAT's oil test all over the internet. It is bunk. The best way to test an oils anti wear ability is to test it is in a running engine.
Any thing other than that is measuring the gas mileage of a Caddy going down hill or measuring the wattage of a stereo amp driving a...