Sandtrap1986
Well-Known Member
So far everything has pushed toward conventional.... my plan is to use something 10w-30 with some lucas oil additive any brands better than the others excluding the cheap **** of course??
Heres a question for the synthetic crowd. How do you recycle synthetic oil? normal oil can be burned in a waste oil heater, but synthetic does not burn so well tho.
Is it harder or easier to deal with the waste of syn VS non syn?
all oils with the current ILSAC and API ratings are formulated for new vehicles. synthetics do a better job of protecting but when it comes to internal engine clearances the viscosity of the oil needs to match.
I love the "dino oil" comments :haha: there are group III base stock oils (mineral) marketed as synthetic here in america so you need to watch the cheap synthetics. your getting a highly refined group III base with a high quality additive package. you want a group IV or V synthetic amsoil, schaeffer, LAT and other high end companies offer a "true synthetic oil"
here a little tidbit for you guys.
O riellys= Valvoline
Napa= valvoline
Super Tech= chevron
Auto Zone= not yet tested might have to go open a bottle and smell it :haha:
that is all for now :corn:[/QUOTE
CarQuest is also Valvolie.
what about the guys at the swapmeets and fairs back in the old days that would have an old engine running with the oil pan off after it had been "treated" with some super oil.
I even remember one where the guy would spray it with water while running with no valve cover or oil pan in an old camaro.