B BlueRaven Joined Mar 18, 2010 Messages 12 Location SoCal Aug 29, 2023 #1 Looks like I am not going to be using up the rest of the delo on my shelf. Put in some fresh Mobil 0w-40. Last edited: Aug 29, 2023
Looks like I am not going to be using up the rest of the delo on my shelf. Put in some fresh Mobil 0w-40.
cptbarkey $50 site donor 2024 Joined Feb 27, 2012 Messages 6,821 Location texas Aug 29, 2023 #2 I read their comment on copper, but what is your thoughts? Does it line up with any recent work on the engine? I'll take the Delo off your hands.
I read their comment on copper, but what is your thoughts? Does it line up with any recent work on the engine? I'll take the Delo off your hands.
B BlueRaven Thread starter Joined Mar 18, 2010 Messages 12 Location SoCal Aug 29, 2023 #3 cptbarkey said: I read their comment on copper, but what is your thoughts? Does it line up with any recent work on the engine? I'll take the Delo off your hands. Click to expand... Never seen wear numbers like that before even when I was drag racing an old 94 lt1 engine. going to see what the Mobil does and make a decision from there. Could just be a coincidence and an excuse to rebuild a stroker. Last edited: Aug 29, 2023
cptbarkey said: I read their comment on copper, but what is your thoughts? Does it line up with any recent work on the engine? I'll take the Delo off your hands. Click to expand... Never seen wear numbers like that before even when I was drag racing an old 94 lt1 engine. going to see what the Mobil does and make a decision from there. Could just be a coincidence and an excuse to rebuild a stroker.
fantastic Joined Jun 28, 2017 Messages 9,238 Location Show Me Aug 29, 2023 #4 I think the oil survived well for 11 years! From what I've noticed is that gm's oil load copper.
B BlueRaven Thread starter Joined Mar 18, 2010 Messages 12 Location SoCal Aug 30, 2023 #5 fantastic said: I think the oil survived well for 11 years! From what I've noticed is that gm's oil load copper. Click to expand... Really because I've owned a few vortecs and an ls2 never seen copper that high. If that's the case I'll just keep at it until something big changes
fantastic said: I think the oil survived well for 11 years! From what I've noticed is that gm's oil load copper. Click to expand... Really because I've owned a few vortecs and an ls2 never seen copper that high. If that's the case I'll just keep at it until something big changes
T TomYoung Joined Jun 6, 2008 Messages 2,039 Location New Jersey Aug 30, 2023 #6 The oil sat in the sump for 11 years, and was driven 1,500 miles... or did you just use old oil?
fantastic Joined Jun 28, 2017 Messages 9,238 Location Show Me Aug 30, 2023 #7 BlueRaven said: Really because I've owned a few vortecs and an ls2 never seen copper that high. If that's the case I'll just keep at it until something big changes Click to expand... The copper would be around the time I would change it but the oil itself did well for the age in all perimeters.
BlueRaven said: Really because I've owned a few vortecs and an ls2 never seen copper that high. If that's the case I'll just keep at it until something big changes Click to expand... The copper would be around the time I would change it but the oil itself did well for the age in all perimeters.
R ripcord Joined Apr 1, 2020 Messages 8,628 Location Pacific Northwest Aug 30, 2023 #8 Hi temp RTV, possibly, for the copper?
B BlueRaven Thread starter Joined Mar 18, 2010 Messages 12 Location SoCal Aug 31, 2023 #9 TomYoung said: The oil sat in the sump for 11 years, and was driven 1,500 miles... or did you just use old oil? Click to expand... Should have been clearer on that. The oil sat on a shelf for 11 years. So I just shook it up and poured it right in. ripcord said: Hi temp RTV, possibly, for the copper? Click to expand... Non that I know of. Last edited: Aug 31, 2023
TomYoung said: The oil sat in the sump for 11 years, and was driven 1,500 miles... or did you just use old oil? Click to expand... Should have been clearer on that. The oil sat on a shelf for 11 years. So I just shook it up and poured it right in. ripcord said: Hi temp RTV, possibly, for the copper? Click to expand... Non that I know of.
Artem Joined Oct 30, 2010 Messages 6,082 Location Florida Sep 4, 2023 #10 Thanks for clearing that up. I thought this oil spent 11 years INSIDE THE ENGINE!!!