I vote for the Walmart supertech, but I like Purolator filters. I dont like the plastic cage in the new Walmart oil filters. You just cant beat a oil change for $10. The Supertech oil runs on the thick side, so 5w30 would best fit, if you have oil consumption, you could jump to the 10w30, either would work fine. Napa oil/pro select filters are a Great combo too, just more pricey.
Oil Brand For My Car?
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where can we find Napa filters?
NAPA Gold/WIX filters, cheaper than Fram at
http://fleetfilter.com
http://fleetfilter.com
they don't sell napa in stores? usually shipping kills the deal =(
anyone have any thoughts on this?
http://www.quickoildrainvalve.com/#How_it_works
http://www.quickoildrainvalve.com/#How_it_works
I like them. I use the fram sure drains on my rides as shown on this site. http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10002_750898_-1_11597
I bought two of them new on ebay for $12.
I bought two of them new on ebay for $12.
oh man that looks great! thanks.
That looks great but 24.00 bucks is a bit pricey. I wonder if a plumbing supply could not set you up with the same brass shutoff?
High Mileage oil would be worth a try over conventional. I'm saying this, in part, because you took the trouble to ask, seeming to prefer a better-than-average product. Also, it's inescapable that someone would recommend looking at Auto-Rx.com additive treatment, so I'll do that.
Either Pennzoil or Valvo Max Life.
i changed my oil recently to...... valvo max life!! it was a hard choice but something about the bottle made it look attracting haha. yes and i witness some fantastic results with my recent oil change. usually i only get about 150-155 for half tank, 312 until the lights comes up. but now im at 212 and its only half tank! im not sure if its my oil or just that recently i started using cruise control at 75mph.
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