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I, too, am contemplating switching from 0w20 to either a 5w30 or 0w30. I was looking at Mobil 1 0w30 AFE though. What's the difference between 0w30 AFE and 0w30 ESP? By biggest concern are the API SP and ILSAC 6 ratings in regards to whatever relation they have on IVD and the like. I want an oil...

yep. A buddy found that out when his CC lines froze which caused his rear main on his baby-max (Colorado) to burp out oil.

This is what I am running in the front and rear diffs of my Crosstrek as well in the gearbox, front and rear diffs of my ATV.

Isn't that what people mean by the statement, "It's a Jeep thing, you wouldn't understand."?

yep! We buy 4 gallons at a time and I'm the only one who drinks it. I drink 2% but like whole as well. One time we needed milk and I picked up 4 gallons and my GF picked up 4 gallons. So we had 8 gallons in the fridge. I drank it all before any of it expired. I drink either milk or water. No...

Octane has nothing to do with being Top Tier or not. It's all dependant on the brand and whether they meet TT standards. If a certain brand does, then ALL octane levels must. Both Shell and Chevron are TT, therefore their 87 octane will meet TT standards.

A little salty?? To me it seems like a much cleaner design. I also like the O ring seal on the cover.

I swapped mine for a Stahlbus.

I just looked at my Fram Titaniums and they are made in the US.

I've had 7 of these in my garage for a couple of years now and they've been great. https://www.amazon.com/Lighting-Daylight-Deformable-Basement-Warehouse/dp/B0897JC95G?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

IMO, flow is more important than pressure. Look for a CAT triplex pump and GX series motor. Like these. https://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/Simpson-ALH3228-S-Pressure-Washer/p16096.html https://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/Pressure-Pro-PPS2533HCI-Pressure-Washer/p15789.html AR triplex...

Mine is actually under rated. I put a pressure gauge on it and a flow meter in the hose. It actually does 4.2GPM @4,400 psi with the OEM 4.0 nozzle. I use a huge 7.0 40° tip for general cleaning to lower the pressure while keeping GPM high. Still produces ~2,000 psi pressure though. You can...

YEP! I have a 4,000psi/4.0GPM one myself. https://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/Pressure-Pro-EB4040HC-Pressure-Washer/p2828.html Also have this one I bought used. https://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/Briggs-and-Stratton-1988-Pressure-Washer/p2945.html

This is probably the better place to ask about a species of wood. https://www.hearth.com/talk/forums/the-wood-shed.17/

hey, you are the one who married such crazy. LOL

I already had it linked above along with the YT video I posted.

I agree, however the commentary was brutal to listen to and is what I was referring to. It was like watching a fish out of water.

yeah, another guy out of his element doing oil commentary.

He's a Ford master tech that's pretending to be an oil guy. IMO, he's out of his element.