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Already have. Thank you sir. Cast vs steel will be an ongoing argument until the end of man. Just like oil.
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Already have. Thank you sir. Cast vs steel will be an ongoing argument until the end of man. Just like oil.
wait. , What. .umm ..oil ??? Listen man Oil surly doesn't warrant any arguments ....GOSH oil is just oil man [emoji106][emoji106][emoji16][emoji44]
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If Redline makes one with a good filter I'm in!!!Does anybody think some version of this oil technology is actually in our future? Dry sump, no oil pan... very interesting.
My oil oil is better than your oil.
I personally don't like it. Engine bays will become more cramped, engines will need to be redesigned, a cartridge will have to be made for every vehicle and engine-trans combo... Those things look bulky and therefore your local b&m place might not have the one you need.Does anybody think some version of this oil technology is actually in our future? Dry sump, no oil pan... very interesting.
Yes TBN would probably be ok on SS or maybe even M1 AP,
Now with bypass filtration, thats a different story...
Yeah I can't even find many that are close to 25k. Most are 8-12k and the tbn is around 2 or 3...Use your google, ten out of ten you look up the tbn would not have came close to 25k.
I for one do not have a dog in this fight but maybe just maybe one of the true Amsoil diehard believers will step up to the plate within this forum and give the SS oil a test.
Say a 15-20K mile OCI?
Truthfully I can’t see any harm that will be done especially if the product is as advertised!
I saw that video a while ago and laughed. You can make any vehicle go 500k on any oil under ideal conditions on a Dyno. What a joke.Well you were right nobody is stupid enough to run that oil for 20k miles and do a uoa, but I found this. Apparently they thought putting it on a dynometer non stop for 500k at 20k intervals is the same as driving, lol. I swear, people will believe anything these days. Key point, they didn't test tbn. I'm not going to post that tbn **** again, the wear graphs and how much more wear happens, anyone who chooses to run their equipment w/o tbn deserves what they get. Good luck with your warranty against those companies.