Okay,here is one for you guy`s
05-14-09, 08:02 AM
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I may be side stepping your question but in reality, synthetic, mix, dino-oil should meet (and they do) the min requirements [flow, lubrication power, detergent]. The key is to replace them before the breakdown.
When fresh , one has the potential to be more longer lasting and based on their age and time of use a full synthetic may be worse than a no brand oil.
Salim
When fresh , one has the potential to be more longer lasting and based on their age and time of use a full synthetic may be worse than a no brand oil.
Salim
05-14-09, 08:04 AM
#3
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I may be side stepping your question but in reality, synthetic, mix, dino-oil should meet (and they do) the min requirements [flow, lubrication power, detergent]. The key is to replace them before the breakdown.
When fresh , one has the potential to be more longer lasting and based on their age and time of use a full synthetic may be worse than a no brand oil.
Salim
When fresh , one has the potential to be more longer lasting and based on their age and time of use a full synthetic may be worse than a no brand oil.
Salim
05-14-09, 10:03 AM
#6
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No offense taken.
Market is full of products and hype. The bottom line is know the limitations of each .. specially the one you intend to put in.
Salim
Market is full of products and hype. The bottom line is know the limitations of each .. specially the one you intend to put in.
Salim
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