What kind of oil do you use?
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From: Portland, OR
Originally posted by New93Civ
I change mine once a month with mobil one synthetic
I change mine once a month with mobil one synthetic
It really is a good investment, and I definitely plan on that once I go boosted.
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Originally posted by New93Civ
I was raeding post of how you guys are changing oil at 10k 30k and like that. Though the oilis good you should always change your oiol every 3k at least. The oil lose it thikness I cant remember the technical term but the oil does not last that long.. I bet if you called AMS or redline they would recomend changing the oil at least every 3k. Fresh oil is always the best
I was raeding post of how you guys are changing oil at 10k 30k and like that. Though the oilis good you should always change your oiol every 3k at least. The oil lose it thikness I cant remember the technical term but the oil does not last that long.. I bet if you called AMS or redline they would recomend changing the oil at least every 3k. Fresh oil is always the best
It's all personal opinion too. Yes changing your oil more often than not is better. But there's also the extreme of changing your oil TOO much and just wasting money. I just started a new job today and the guy changes his oil every 1000 miles on his Ford Taurus.
But no oil doesn't loose vicosity it just gets dirty.
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From: Memphis, TN
Originally posted by shawmutt
Why?
Why?
If the vehicle is equipped with an AMSOIL Oil Filter, the filter should be changed at 12,500-mile or six-month intervals (whichever comes first) in gasoline engines and 7,000-mile or six-month intervals (whichever comes first) in diesel engines. Non-AMSOIL oil filters should be changed at the engine manufacturer's recommended filter change intervals
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YES oil dose lose its viscosity. When you change your oil check how thin the old oil is compared to the new. there is a guy a the LS1 website that is an oil expert and he has wright ups on oil viscosity and usage. I see if I can find him and get a right up on it
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From: Harrisburg PA
Originally posted by DakarM
I wouldn't push redline to 30K. I used to change it at 10K intervals with the old VW.
correct me if I'm wrong but with amsoil aren't you supposed to change the filter half way through?
I wouldn't push redline to 30K. I used to change it at 10K intervals with the old VW.
correct me if I'm wrong but with amsoil aren't you supposed to change the filter half way through?
The AMSOIL series 2000 20W-50 and 0W-30 oils are rated for 35,000 miles or one year. The original AMSOIL synthetic motor oils are rated for 25,000 miles or one year.
The series 2000 oils are about $3 more a quart but provide better wear protection.
Yes they do recommend that you change your oil filters every 6 months
AMSOIL does make a 5W-20 synthetic oil. It is part of their XL-7500 series which is formulated for 6 months or 7500 miles
AMSOIL is available at Howard Tire (Harrisburg, PA) and NAPA (Mechanicsburg, PA)
For more info about AMSOIL goto
www.thebestsyntheticoil.com
Bruce Wappman
AMSOIL Dealer
