Originally Posted By: donnyj08
Originally Posted By: Ram01
Originally Posted By: OneEyeJack
There's no simple, cheap way to answer your question. The details are different but the end results over the life of your vehicle might well be indistinguishable.
So you saying I can use either one and probably won't notice any difference huh?? They both pretty good oils
I'd say that is true for any name brand synthetic you can buy. Oil is highly subjective and almost all of them perform well.
True, true, true!!! But what fun can that be. Look what I use for a 31 year old Civic daily driver that I've owned since new.
My goal besides good maintenance is to be able to drive my Civic wagon with my coffin to my own funeral. I've measured. It will fit with the hatch closed. If I can arrange it I want to ditch the coffin and just use the wagon. I'll have to pay a bit extra for a bigger hole in the ground but I'll certainly be more comfortable, surrounded by my daily driver. I know that no one wants an old wagon with a manual tranny, carburetor, no cabin air filter, no p/s, no air bags, no ABS, no computer aided stability control, no electronic suspension adjustments, no radar cruise control, no dual zone a/c, no 9 way power seats with memory, heat/cool and massage, no leather, no Bluetooth, no touch screens just manual buttons and switches, no voice commands, analog instruments, no GPS monitoring by the government/manufacturer, no wireless Internet, no GDI, no computer controlled engine systems, no variable cam timing, no turbo, no supercharger, no power windows, door locks or sunroof, no tire pressure warning system, no backup camera, no dash cam, no road ice warning system, no CD entertainment system(s), no cup holders, no sunroof/moon roof, no center console, no USB ports, no remote start system and no car payments which would all be the absolute minimum a young person would accept for their next biannual new car purchase/lease.
This car is so old that you have to drive it, yourself.
