Recent content by HARTZSKY

As a long time detailer, it depends on the color of the car. For black and fire engine red, a good carnuaba looks great on these to colors. Victorias Red is a product I have used and it does a beautiful job. All other colors, I prefer synthetic based products like Blackfire and Carpro Reload...

In my tests, 105 will indeed remove any wax on the paint. You don't need a wax stripper.

What Doog said

The 4.7, in my humble opinion, is one of the best engines Toyota ever produced.

Love it. Beautiful car

Cub Cadet LX1042 riding mower with Kohler engine. 1 1/2 quarts of Amsoil 10w-30 and a Carquest premium blue filter.

My 09 Accord came with Dunlops. I've gotten 60k out of that tire, I will replace them in spring. Very, very durable tire, to my surprise.

I ran the factory fill on my 09 Accord til around 7,000 miles. As we speak, it has 61,000 miles on it and has been given nothing but Mobil 1 0W-20 and Carquest premium blue oil filters. So far so good, the car runs great.

I have no intention to do any modifications other than a windshield.

I assume Buster that you have solid documentation supporting the fact that Toyota decided to switch to a different moly.

Hey thanks sunruh. Ive been reading alot via the search function and your name came up alot and Ive read alot of your posts. Valuable information. I'll order some maxima and give it a go.

I asked one mechanic at the yamaha dealer about running synthetic, "If you want to waste your money" was his reply. For what thats worth. I've also found I can get Motul, Amsoil, Repsol and Redline locally, along with the standard Mobil 1 and Valvoline. Alot of nice oils to choose from. Since...

Its hard for me to say what the noise level is. If its bothersome you could always get ear plugs of some sort

It just goes to show you, if you put a marketing message in front of people long enough, people will believe it.

With the moly content wiped out on the new sn version, Toyotas oil lost its appeal to me.