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Wow, end of an era for RL. Indeed a quick search of the Texas address is the Phillips 66 building and their distribution center for web orders now appears to be Hoerr Racing Products (HRP) in Illinois. Been a user for nearly 30 years and always liked buying from the little guy. Might be time...

Have a friend with a '61 MGA 1600 who had similar issue with the engine breaking up a bit at the higher end of the RPMs, and given his driving habits it was quite frustrating. He had tried adjusting timing, valves, using fuel system cleaners, and as a habit had been using 93 octane fuel (99 RON...

Self pressurized water tank https://www.costco.com/waterport-day-tank-3.8-gallon-portable-self-pressurized-water-system-bundle.product.100491652.html

PUP 5W-30 has been in the Civic since we purchased new in late 2008 when it was known as Pennzoil Ultra, have not seen it on shelves in years. I get it online at Wally or Amazon a few jugs at a time to keep in the stash and align it with sales or SOPUS rebates .

Full conversion kit: www.dormanproducts.com/p-141788-600-490.aspx Amazon link to purchase, though it appears all major parts houses carry it as well: https://www.amazon.com/Dorman-600-490-Actuator-Compatible-Chevrolet/dp/B0BRLXH95W

Saw a 1960s Toro snowblower f/s on CL near me which the seller refitted with one of these Chinese compression engines, here is the video included in the ad: Like you I was interested in applications for it but determined it is not for me, I don't own any diesel equipment and it didn't make...

https://www.hondapartsnow.com or https://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com I have ordered around $1500 in parts between both sites including oil filters and crush washers you are looking for, positive experiences with both on all transactions.

Hondapartsnow.com is where I get just about everything needed for my Accord and Civic, I replaced the alternator on my Civic 2 years ago with a new Denso from them and it has been perfect. They do list the alternator for a 2006 Odyssey as in stock and it states condition as new rather than...

Just helped a friend on what I believe is the same process for his 2005 Odyssey's timing and water pump replacement a few weeks ago. He also purchased the AISIN kit and the Lisle crank pulley socket. Some points I recall which might help you: We used South Main Auto's Honda timing belt / water...

Just used Meguiar's Hybrid Paint Coating (G210300) as I am in the same situation as you are where time to spend waxing is not as frequent as it once was. I felt the price on this was a bit high but Meguiar's has been a name I trust for many years and I was not disappointed. It is wipe on, wipe...

TSB from Chrysler calls out the need for fluid in WJ models which complies with MS5931 standard. This model should have a hydraulic cooling fan which runs off the power steering pump. http://srt-6.com/pdf/tsb/SB_19_005_03_PowerSteeringFluid.pdf I believe Mopar MS5931 fluid has been...

Originally Posted By: BlindBaby Anyone on the forum using Red Line oil, transmission fluid or gear oil? If so, what are you using it in, what oil filter have you paired it with and what are your drain intervals? I have been using Red Line for 20 years, always the MTL as manual is my...

This is the 3rd and what will likely be the final run UOA testing Red Line on my 2004 S60 in which I switched up somewhat running 0W30 for the winter months as opposed to their 5W30 grade as in the previous 2 runs. As I have mentioned in my last post, this car is long paid off and I prefer to...

Originally Posted By: webfors Excellent report! Does redline have sodium in their add pack? Or is that residual from previous fills? I believe so, my previous UOA listed the same value (9 PPM), and the UOA prior to that of M1 0W30 AFE registered lower (3 PPM). Originally Posted By: jrustles...

As the subject line states, this is the 2nd run of Red Line 5W30 in my S60. The link to the first UOA can be found here. Before going any further I would like to point out why I am running Red Line as some comments in the previous UOA posted centered around Red Line's return on investment: *...

Originally Posted By: steve20 thanks for posting up the results. Check out the oil filter section to see why there are MUCH better filters than Honda oem, for less money Good to know, I searched a bit and seems Honda filter suppliers are all over the place - Denso in some cases as well as Fram...

This is a UOA of my GF's '09 Civic Si coupe which she has owned since new. This is the first UOA for the car and I wanted to see how the engine was wearing 30k+ miles in. Some notable items: * OLM was at 0% and minus 478 miles. * OIl Filter was a Mann (ML 1008) which seemed like a rebranded...

Both are very good and in my opinion each have their standout products that might edge out the other. With Mothers I prefer their metal polishes, wheel cleaners, and spray wax. With Meguiar's I use their paint polishes and waxes. Both of them offer a great vinyl/rubber protectant, Meguiar's...

I seemed to have botched the link to my next UOA with the Red Line 5W30, so here it is. http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...;gonew=1#UNREAD Originally Posted By: bigjl I think I would stick with Mobil after your current full of Redline is changed. What is interesting is that spec of...

Second post here at BITOG, second UOA. I posted the follow up UOA to this sample from my next change with Red Line 5W30 here. Some notes: * Sump capacity is 6 quarts * Engine is a normally aspirated 2.4 liter 5 cylinder * Oil Filter - Volvo OEM (Mahle) * Oil was changed when sample was taken...