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Originally Posted By: Pablo Originally Posted By: AllenWalker Originally Posted By: Pablo caffeine/guarana/ginseng in combo can put people a bit on edge.... What's that supposed to mean!?! Quote: *shotguns can of Monster* *trembles*

Originally Posted By: Pablo caffeine/guarana/ginseng in combo can put people a bit on edge.... What's that supposed to mean!?!

Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie Originally Posted By: AllenWalker I've decided I was wrong about BITOG forumites. Oh yeah, what makes you an expert? Just a hunch, I guess.

Originally Posted By: strombony Originally Posted By: Gary Allan Oh ..you were mean? I missed something (it happens more and more these days) You'll figure out all the personalities here sooner or later. It's like the fire hall or local social club. I'd like someone to critique my...

Originally Posted By: Asterix I've done this for a long time with my '88 Toyota Supra and will continue to do so. However, I can just reach in from above and easily swap out the filter. If the car has sat overnight, there's no spillage. Then I top it off with about 1 quart. It gets a new filter...

Originally Posted By: ThirdeYe *shotguns can of Monster* :)

Originally Posted By: Gary Allan Oh ..you were mean? I missed something (it happens more and more these days) You'll figure out all the personalities here sooner or later. It's like the fire hall or local social club. I was mean with a blanket statement about BITOG forumites. But on a...

I personally think that Amsoil motor oils are the very best money can buy. They've got a formula for every possible application. Amsoil is the company that the other companies copy.

You guys are pretty cool. Sorry about being mean to you all.

In my old 87 Tuarus I used to change the filter once a month. I ran Amsoil oil and filter. Changing the filter seemed to revive the oil, and kind of made the car run like it had a fresh oil change. I'm sure it was a very dirty engine. This was way before ARX came out. When I bought it, the...

Change your filter anytime you like. It's a good thing, if you can afford the cost of the extra filters and oil to top off with, that is. I'm going to start using Wix filters myself. Amsoil doesn't offer the eA media for Isuzu Trooper, but they sell a Wix filter. Apparently the Wix media can...

Originally Posted By: rg200amp I just went to store, and picked up a bottle of SI-1 so far so good, but I use shell vpower 93, or BP 93 so the fuel system cant be to bad. These powerful cleaners are most useful when you buy an older car with questionable maintenance history. My 93 Trooper is...

Originally Posted By: mjfx I dont wanna tame my engine I want it to go buck wild Octane booster might help with that. :)

Originally Posted By: ThirdeYe 140k is worn out? Mine's still breaking in! I bought it third or fourth hand. It ran very strong until I switched to synthetic. Castrol Syntec cleaned out all my compression.

Originally Posted By: simple_gifts My father just traded in the 2000LS v8; that car was awesome. Even after 8 years it still was rock solid both in handling and build quality. I could easily drive 500 miles a day if I had to in that car. You should've bought it from him. I like those cars, too.

Originally Posted By: 03Marauder Are you guys using diesel motor oils in your gasoline engines? If so, why? A few years ago I used Amsoil's premier diesel oil in my gasoline engine. It worked very nicely. I have no idea what the difference is between gas and diesel oils.

Originally Posted By: Tom NJ Hi Allen, All of the aviation turbine oils will appear to have a bluish tint when viewed in sunlight or under ultraviolet light due to one of the common additives, and if left in a clear bottle exposed to light will develop a permanent redish blue color. That said...

Here's an interesting story about bypass valves. Three times this has happened to me. I used to be an Amsoil dealer back in the mid 90's. So I used Amsoil products for everything. My car was old and worn out, a 1987 VW Golf with 140K miles on it. I mistakenly thought it was a good idea to run...

Originally Posted By: Vspec In sheer cleaning power SI-1 vs Amsoil PI. What say you? I'd put my money on SI-1 for cleaning power only. The PI seems to tame a fuel's punch somehow. It's an interesting product if you want to tame a wild engine. ??

If I find it works, I'm going to become a dealer.