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go to colder plugs. most vehicles today use too hot of a plug for EPA. a hotter plug reduces warm-up time which helps get the engine up to operating temp faster which reduces overall emmisions. Although all of this helps mostly in testing not in the real world except a small %. Going to a colder...

oil analysis that I have posted. Should I change it for fresh oil or upgrade to 15w40? thanks http://theoildrop.server101.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=001705

for an education on wires go here www.magnecor.com I use them and also moroso blue max. I have had excellant results with both. using the info from the site you should be able to determine which ones u mentioned will work for u. good luck.

it was about 12 post down the list. thanks http://theoildrop.server101.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=001705

I would like opinions if I should change or not since the oil has been in the bike for 1 yr which is amsoils recomendation, even though there are low miles on the oil. Thanks

This is a flat 6 cylinder motorcycle engine (1520 cc) that shares the oil with a 5 speed trans. It also has six carburetors. Oil has been in service 1 yr, with 1387 miles, and 13297 miles on the motorcycle. The cycle is used about 80% highway back and from work which usually includes a brief 3...

Found this while searching about motorcraft FL-300. Enjoy! http://www.sefil.co.kr/mypage_e.html

Is it possible that the amsoil is actually cleaning out the engine from sludge, deposits, etc., left over or caused by the long drain interval of the M1 and this is causing the rapid drop in TBN? Was some type of cleaning cycle done before the amsoil test? Wasn't the M1 test done during colder...

Here is something from my owners manual for my '99 dodge dakota. now this is for non severe service, change oil every 7500 miles and filter every other oil change. So one would change the filter every 15k. Of course they recomend a mopar filter which from the last mechanic I talked to is nothing...

I have a question. From the auto-rx site it states that the product is nothing more than synthetic esters, so why would not just running a good syn oil which are known to clean out an engine be just as effective and a lot cheaper? The engine is still getting cleaned is it not? Thanks

so what does "GC" stand for and why is it raved about?

Is it worth it to use a by-pass filter system on my 99 dakota 5.2l, 5sp, 4x4. Presently has 52k miles. This vehicle sees about 10k/yr, when driven daily about 40 mile roundtrip with about 1-2 miles of stop-n-go each way. evenings and wknds rarely any highway use. vehicle might sit for 5 days at...

You can try this amsoil racing oil which is designed for your type of racing. SAE 60 Synthetic Super Heavy Weight Racing Oil API Service SJ, CF, JASO MB Product Code: AHR AMSOIL SAE 60 Synthetic Super Heavy Weight Racing Oil (AHR) is designed for high horsepower racing engines, typically...

You mentioned change in oil flow causes most wear.....well, I'm adding that to my "feeling" that cold oils aren't getting to the engine fast enough and that will sustantially increase engine wear. Come on, you JUST got to see my point??? Even just a little????? When an engine is idling you...

Great testing, THANK YOU! Do you have a chart or conversion formula that would equate the pore size to micron size? Also what does the EFA stand for in the last column of the chart? TIA

Amsoil S3000 5w30 HD diesel oil can be used in place of the syncomesh oil. the synco is a semi-syn, ford's, gm's and dodge's are all the same oil. I use the amsoil in my 99 dakota 5sp. Amsoil recommends the s3k for this application. ATF is a very thin oil and you will cause excessive wear by...

what is wrong with this type? what type do others use? TS-92 Super Moly Motor Oil Treatment is a proprietary formula of colloidal MoS2 and four other additives in a 10 weight oil carrier. they also have a FAQ.

Here is a good source for moly products. http://tsmoly.com/ts92.htm

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