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hahahha maybe i should start a poll about this, it sux to see the results go both ways..... what do u think about going half and half? is it even worth it?
I don't think a poll is really going to help you. Google some articles and see what the experts have to say and make an informed decision that way.
no its engine flush. it just swishes around in your engine and **** and cleans up gunk and whatnot :P i do it every other oil change or so just because it cant hurt :D
it cant hurt?
yes, it definitely can.. think about it, as your engine wears down dirt takes up the worn down spots.. use engine cleaner, and the dirt goes away, now you have metal to metal contact, which wears it down even more.
yes, it definitely can.. think about it, as your engine wears down dirt takes up the worn down spots.. use engine cleaner, and the dirt goes away, now you have metal to metal contact, which wears it down even more.
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Why don't you pour sand in your engine. By your logic it will run better. :rolleyes:
yes, it definitely can.. think about it, as your engine wears down dirt takes up the worn down spots.. use engine cleaner, and the dirt goes away, now you have metal to metal contact, which wears it down even more.
Just to clarify your point, it wont "hurt" your engine, but it may cause leaks, which can cause problems toa rrise
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I have 220,000 miles and had used Castrol "synthetic" Syntec since 36,000. Yes, the oil pan has a leak but it slowed after I switched to a REAL synthetic - AMSOIL 3 months ago. I also use AMSOIL engine flush, and only Mobil 1 filters. It's not cheap - my oil changes cost over $100. But I think it's worth it.
You could buy a second/new engine for that kind of money after a couple years.
You could buy a second/new engine for that kind of money after a couple years.
no, i agree that its worth the money for a good oil change. I changed my brothers oil (93 camaro) and we put in a k&N gold class filter, and 4 quarts of royal purple, and it may have cost over 50$ but it actually made his car run alot better. His car would always run with high rpms, but after the oil change it was down to normal and the car ran very smoothly. I think oil is one of the most important things for our cars, which is why i change it very frequently and am now hoping to go to synthetic.
You guys are nuts. Its like compairing orange Gatorade and orange juice. If you drink Gatorade all the time and then start drinking OJ your belly is not going to pop. If you switch to synth and develop a leak somewhere then its time to change the gasket. I dont know about you guys but i like to seal my motor with good gaskets not burnt oil gunk....
I agree with Ace. oil doesn't cause leaks, bad gaskets do. Some synthetics aid in removing despoits from your engine. Once those deposits near the gaskets are gone, any area where the gasket is not sealing well will develop a leak.
I hope you don't have dirt in your engine. Dirt is the biggest enemy for an engine. If your have dirt running through your engine, your bearings will be toast, not to mention your cylinders will be scratched. The cleaner the engine the better. Your cranks/rods etc actually ride on a thin coating of oil, not the bearing itself. How much oil they ride on depends on how the bearing clearances were set. If you get dirt in there, scratches develop then its rebuild time. Also, dirt can clog the little oil holes which lubricate the bearings etc Once you lose oil presuure, metal to metal contact and then they become one.
I agree with Ace. oil doesn't cause leaks, bad gaskets do. Some synthetics aid in removing despoits from your engine. Once those deposits near the gaskets are gone, any area where the gasket is not sealing well will develop a leak.
I agree with you 100%. But not everyone has the time/money/experience to change a rear main on a car with 150K miles. Dino oil has been in use for a long time, it's not evil.
I agree with you 100%. But not everyone has the time/money/experience to change a rear main on a car with 150K miles. Dino oil has been in use for a long time, it's not evil.
good point, we cant forget that dino oil is not actually BAD for our cars, its just not as good as synthetic. The problems that i may encounter by switching to synthetic could outweigh the positives. Using the best dino oil and filter, and changing it religiously is probably what i will continue doing.
good point, we cant forget that dino oil is not actually BAD for our cars, its just not as good as synthetic. The problems that i may encounter by switching to synthetic could outweigh the positives. Using the best dino oil and filter, and changing it religiously is probably what i will continue doing.
i just switched mine out on my last oil change, i went from catsrol gtx 10w30 to castrol syntec 10w30 and i have no laeks and its running a bit stronger now. i have about 129k on mine.
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