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IS THE AUTO RX AVAILABLE AT AUTO ZONE OR ADVANCE AUTO? THANKS FOR THE HELP SARGE. I'M NEW TO THIS SITE AND I LOVE THIS WEBSITE, SO MUCH GOOD INFO. ALSO, I GOT 2 POSTS IN THE "GENERAL HELP". COULD YOU CHECK IT OUT AND GIVE ME SOME ADVICE? :flex:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge
No Frank (The inventor and patent holder) just sells from his web site. He is a stubborn old cuss and will never change....but his stuff is the best on the market. I highly recommend it and stand behind the promised results. It does what it says.Quote:
Originally Posted by gokillyourself
Hi Sarge, I've read all 40 pages of the oil discussions,and I have a question I don't think has been discussed. NAPA has their fully synthetic oil on sale for $2.99 till May 31,the bottle says made by Ashland Oil Co. What do you think/know about this product? If this is the same as Valvoline Synpower? Have you use it/tested it? O'Reilly has Pennzoil and Valvoline fully synthetic for $4.99 till May 19. Would one of these be better for my mostly stock Z28?
Yes it is made by Ashland (Valvoline). We have done a few VOA's and it is Valvoline oil with a lesser add packs. So it is good oil just don't run it as long as you would Valvoline.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrc54
I just received my latest copy of Car and Driver. I am looking at a Mobil ad that claims "This advanced new motor oil can actually help give you 9 more miles per tank of gas". I wonder if it can improve my sex life as well.
Unreal. These marketing people are just unreal.
Short answer is WolfsHeadBigJohnson Oil does improve your sex life. Only I sell it. $50 bucks a quart.
ok, 1 more ?. i have used the "restore" engine additive, i have seen major improvment when used, to me that's the best stuff i have used. what do you know of it sarge?:fart:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge
Yeah...The CSL before RESTORE stands for Copper/Silver/Lead. It has small particles of those metals that are supposed to adhere to your cylinder walls and improve compression. Last resort type stuff. I aint putting it anything I own!
I bought some 2 stroke outboard oil tc rated for 2 bucks for a quart. We'll see how long she lasts.
I have heard 2 stroke oil recommended on this site a couple times. Could somone please explain? Thanks.
Submit your car for the LSI.COM Oil Shootout
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...99#post1930799
Sarge you have any info on torco oils guy was saying how superior it was to all
Other oils and I want some info any data or test anything thanks
Judging by this Study of Automotive Gear Lubes, Torco makes a marginal gear lubricant.Quote:
Originally Posted by zmg00camaross
FWIW, Torco places last on the ASTM D-4172 Four-Ball Wear Test.
http://www.amsoil.com/graphs/dominat...urBall_400.jpg
CompSyn
Yeah it is funny how this internet thing works. Some guys at ls1gto.com used it and of course it suddenly turned into "the best gear oil" overnight cuz a few of them used it and reached their conclusion on butt dyno and their ears. I ran some and had it tested and frankly I may as well had WalMart SuperTech gear oil in there. Just sucked really bad. I only run Amsoil. Right now I have RedLine in there doing some testing for a RedLine dealer from the internet that ask real nice:)Quote:
Originally Posted by zmg00camaross
Ok cool I knew it. there is never any talk about it so I was pretty sure it was ok but not this ridiculos oil like this guy was talking about and it's expensive
Torco is only good for sponsoring cool drag races as far as I know :lol:
Wonder if they're sponsoring the Sooner Nationals this year :think:
I just refilled my differential with Amsoil 75/90 Gear Lube, and I put in the limited slip additive as per GM instructions. Did I need to bother with the additive? It was $10 a tube.
It is specifically formulated to mix and bond with the gasoline.Quote:
Originally Posted by nillam1
With Amsoil I never used any FM.Quote:
Originally Posted by lonewolf37