Hemi395
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- 5.7 Hemi
Just happen to have some of this too lolamsoil 0w30 ss looks like a good hemi oil.
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Just happen to have some of this too lolamsoil 0w30 ss looks like a good hemi oil.
Yes, and that's why you'll get the best oil analysis money can buy. The results are even better when you use AMSOIL.Oil Analyzers is owned by Amsoil so there's that...
@Burla you complete meamsoil 0w30 ss looks like a good hemi oil.
You're right, AMSOIL can go longer than that. A HEMI is not even a GDI engine, so I see no problem in doubling that OCI.5k OCI on Amsoil seems shorter than getting your money's worth, is that more time based with the seasonal switch?
I have no doubt it will perform well in your HEMI.Just happen to have some of this too lol
5k OCI on Amsoil seems shorter than getting your money's worth, is that more time based with the seasonal switch?
That schaeffers is even a synthetic blend! Their data sheet says it uses 100% pure parafin base oils and poly alpha olefins. They also use moly in it.Color me surprised at this one... Is that the new amsickle?
AMSOIL vs Schaeffer's 75W-90 Supreme Gear Lube Cold Flow Test
AMSOIL vs Schaeffer's 75W-90 Supreme Gear Lube Cold Flow Test at -50° C This test shows the differential lubricants ability to flow at extremely cold te...youtu.be
Why don't you want moly in gear oil Mike?Do you have a uoa/voa showing moly in shaeffers gear oil? Found it thanks again travis...
moly in shaeffers gear oil.
That will work. Blackstone duped people into thinking that they can infer wear from a UOA. That's a fallacy. You can infer viscosity retention (or thickening), fuel dilution, additive depletion (to some extent), contamination from your air filter, coolant contamination, and possibly an incoming catastrophic failure. Though by the time you see triple digits (in the hundreds) of Iron/Aluminum on your UOA, it might be too late. However, you cannot infer normal engine wear from a UOA. Therefore, you want to maximize the return on your investment in that UOA, ergo, don't use Blackstone.Well guess I will check out Cummins oil test kits next time..
Your comment would have been perfectly acceptable without that last part. I don't have to agree with you, but I can respect your opinion.One of my hobbies is high end audio, I'm well aware of confirmation bias. I do however have very good ears. Not only can I hear it, you yourself can actually hear it too on several YT videos floating around comparing the engine noise running one oile (I believe it was amsoil) vs Redline.
I suggest you dig deep down for some humility and try your own experiments, you may actually learn something!
But you had to add a dash of that wonderful personality of yours.
I've been using RP since 2014 on my 2005, I'm up to 249,000 mi and still runs great as it always has. Good choice.I am just about to order RP on the internet. It is not available around me so I will be ordering it with a RP filter as well. Looking forward to my first oil change in a couple weeks. I only had the truck for 2 months so I never needed to do one yet