Recent content by LZ0 Bob

Some food for thought...... Total Return: Yield Only: If your objective is high monthly income with reasonable long-term growth, I'd lean toward something like: 30% QQQI – higher income with Nasdaq exposure 30% GPIQ – captures more upside than QQQI 20% SPYI – S&P 500 diversification...

Lucas products have never been great..... Good enough to work. Period.

GM is calculating .... "Will 20 wt oil get it thru the warranty period? Will the GM Service Dept reap record profits on out of warranty 3.0 repairs? Will customers of faied engines line up to buy a repalcement truck for the one that failed?" This is where the bean counters direct their efforts.

Not it's not. ESP is a rock solid, stable , shear resistant PAO / Ester oil that doesnt shear out of spec in the first 500 miles.

Not declining? Looks like a 6 year slide to me. So much for "Stability" ......

Mobil 0w/40 ESP is a better oil

I dont understanding buying a declining value asset for a 6% yield.... which after taxes barely beats inflation. when you could buy sometihng with a When you could buy a rising value asset for a 8% yeild? Or my new favorite....... XQQI A nearly 21% yeild......

Stock picking ideas, for the 2nd half of 2026. This is the Top 25 Returns , for the S&P ,the Naz, and the Dow. I find it shocking ONLY 24 companies of the 25 in the Dow, are positive. Wow,

I would think that would be the "default" position

So..... quick question.... Who has a 401k ( or any investments I guess) over at Fidelity? I get calls from them about every 6 months that my portfolio "....is way too tech heavy and you seriously need to consider rebalancing it for greater diversification". They just called again this...

By the super inaccurate and always questionable GM gauge's ......

I think the 6.2 oil pump only has a "Hi " or "Low" position, where as the 3.0 is fully proportional. On my LZ0, 20 wt. 30wt. and 40 wt all have 20 psi at idle, hot. On my 6.2l 2SS Camaro, 40 wt raised the oil pressure, straight across the board.

It's exactly the same as 20wt or 30wt. The ECU commands the oil pump of the desired pressure, and thats what the oil pump delivers.

Folk's say GM uses 20 wt oil to help with fuel economy. HA! This is my 2024 LZ0 3.0 on a run along the 5 freeway this morning, in San Diego hugging the beach. No wind. No hills. No coasting. No A/C. 600 mile range per tank is pretty typical. Cold ( aka Thick) ATf also has zero MPG...

Been there.... a hundred times.