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The TBN, both last sample and this sample, was tested twice using two different methods. The ones on the picture are the first typically accurate method, but I feel like the titration method is giving the more accurate reading here. This time, the titration method showed 4.43 TBN. I was anxious...

Originally Posted By: biodiesel Originally Posted By: ls1mike Problem with an S2000 is gas mileage is on par with my LS1 City and Highway. It isn't a problem when you factor in that a Z28/TA is like driving a boat compared to the S2000. 500 lbs. difference is very substantial. Haha. Which...

I'm on 10.04 and apparently this will be the longest supported version so far, but correct me if I'm wrong. Seems like I hear it may not be the fastest, but might be the most stable and least buggy.

Originally Posted By: Pesca Solstice and Sky: My future ex-FIL has one, and yes it looks good, engine quite on the big size (What is the Fuel ratings on it?), but they are still a bit young (2006 and up) so still quite too expensive for me (about 15.000$ and more in my area). Fuel ratings are...

Originally Posted By: pcfxer Try out the K&N HP1007 (IIRC), it is a very very good cartridge filter. Not sure why Amsoil doesn't see the need to manufacture a good quality cartridge filter (????), K&N takes the cake in this 'niche' market. I've yet to see many that would beat the quality of...

Originally Posted By: Artem Under ideal driving conditions / engine, running any quality synthetic lube for 10-15k is very possible. Nice UOA with the Amsoil. I await more UOAs in the future. Thanks. I don't necessarily disagree with your first comment...but my vehicle is a turbocharged...

Originally Posted By: Solo2driver "Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your Master." Wonderfully put.

I am truly saddened to hear this news. Never saw this coming, and I hate to hear this. God bless Gary and his family. He was a great member on this forum and he will be missed without question. Say a little prayer for a good man, ya'll.

Originally Posted By: ltslimjim Originally Posted By: BeanCounter Just finished my second full SSO oil change. Ran it almost 17k this time, so I'll be interested to see what the UOA says. FYI - The last time I checked the oil level at around 15k+ I was still above "full". No makeup oil used...

Just finished my second full SSO oil change. Ran it almost 17k this time, so I'll be interested to see what the UOA says. FYI - The last time I checked the oil level at around 15k+ I was still above "full". No makeup oil used whatsoever this time around as well.

Originally Posted By: joel95ex Originally Posted By: BeanCounter Roth IRA through a qualified group, handled on your own if possible/feasible. yes, but don't do retirement until everything but a house is paid off---including student loans... even if your student loans are at 2%, that is 2%...

Originally Posted By: ltslimjim This is my first run with SSO 0w-30. Is there a general feel for this oil on these forums? I'd like to run at least 10k on my 92 Civic. Does the seem feasible or should I go 7.5k and then send in a UOA before continuing? Currently I'm using the Wix filter...

Year-round in my turbo car for me.

I run Amsoil 0w30 in a vehicle with the same BW turbo, if that counts for much.

Funny because I am watching the original in Blu Ray as I write. Re-make was entertaining. No where in the ballpark of the original John Wayne film. Not even a contest.

Roth IRA through a qualified group, handled on your own if possible/feasible.

I'm not too far from Charlotte. NC can be a pretty great place to live!

IRS Pub 590 "Withdrawals of contributions by due date. If you withdraw contributions (including any net earnings on the contributions) by the due date of your return for the year in which you made the contribution, the contributions are treated as if you never made them. If you have an...

I'd be the happiest with whichever comes in a manual...

RWD. Couldn't be happier -- the handling never gets old.