Ouch!quote:
Originally posted by Losiho:
Probably. They are Canadians, after allquote:
Originally posted by pscholte:
I have to ask...does Canadian Oil sell tires?
Ouch!quote:
Originally posted by Losiho:
Probably. They are Canadians, after allquote:
Originally posted by pscholte:
I have to ask...does Canadian Oil sell tires?
Umm.. because I don't have any?quote:
Originally posted by nascarnation:
Where's the 0-60, 1/4 mile, or G-Tech comparison numbers?quote:
Originally posted by Quick_lude:
The engine definitely sounds smoother and seems to rev up a bit more freely, all the way to the 8300rpm redline.
Glad to oblige...rather imposing size, isn't it?quote:
Originally posted by sprintman:
An Oz flag here at last. Wonder why it took so long?
In God we trustquote:
Originally posted by Quick_lude:
Umm.. because I don't have any?quote:
Originally posted by nascarnation:
Where's the 0-60, 1/4 mile, or G-Tech comparison numbers?quote:
Originally posted by Quick_lude:
The engine definitely sounds smoother and seems to rev up a bit more freely, all the way to the 8300rpm redline.
Lol.. I didn't say the car was now faster, just that the engine revs more freely and smoother.quote:
In God we trust
all others bring data............. [/QB]
Redline probably has the lowest friction of any oil out their which is why many see improved mpg and a few more HP.quote:
One thing I can say is I got some amazing fuel economy on a recent highway trip with Redline 10w-40