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BTa-dah!
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BYeah, when I found the PH2 in the FE2 box, I took it to customer service. The lady said, "Oh, yeah. It happens alot." That was the only...
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BWow, PUP 5W-30 is really thin now. SAE VG range for 30 is 9.3 cSt to 12.4 cSt @ 100 deg C. Red Line had been making 5W-30 in upper...
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BBLUKTY2 replied to the thread 3500 factory rear air shocks.I looked around a couple of years ago and also hit a dead end. The only shocks available then were OEM; apparently this is still the...
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BI heard it from a friend who heard it from someone you were messing around, doesn't move the needle here. We do our own testing here.
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BBLUKTY2 replied to the thread Synthetic Oil.If you are not hot on using the specified 0W-8, check out some owner's manuals from other countries, just for grins. Try the Australian...
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BBLUKTY2 replied to the thread Blackstone - used oil analysis.Correct- purchased through Amsoil. Having a Preferred Customer account saves a few $$. Their postage paid options are either with USPS...
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BBLUKTY2 replied to the thread Blackstone - used oil analysis.This is just a FYI for those of you that might be on the fence about what testing lab to use. The last time I used BS was last October...
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BThe sample shown above showed sheardown in 3,000 miles. Down to 11.79 cST.
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BTotally forgot I have a SS 0w40 UOA with the SP formula. It did sheer down a bit, but it could also be some residual RL 5w30 mixing in...
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BI see what's left of my memory isn't too far gone - Amsoil SS 0W-40 is a chopper, and PUP 0W-40 was, too.
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BAll I can say is most 0w40's even redline you can expect the same. The only way to avoid it is to use super class 0w40's which are on...
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BBLUKTY2 replied to the thread Synthetic Oil.Regarding the shearing of Amsoil SS 0W-40, I posted this UOA several months ago in the Blackstone thread. But here it is again: I...
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BHere is my post for a Mighty Mouse catch can setup...
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