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Jan 23, 2014, 07:32 AM
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I run 10-30 AMSoil dominator series. I was going to use Brad Penn but somewhere on there site said not recommended for ethanol use, is there something different now?
Jan 23, 2014, 07:33 AM
#37
But they were supposed to have given up their ghosts long ago I thought??? M1, Castrol, Pennsoil are all very detrimental to your cars longevity I keep hearing.
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Jan 23, 2014, 07:58 AM
#38
About as much as bashing off the shelf oils does I guess. Meanwhile some of the highest millage cars on this site have never ran a drop of Sheep Oil in thier lives and never will.
But they were supposed to have given up their ghosts long ago I thought??? M1, Castrol, Pennsoil are all very detrimental to your cars longevity I keep hearing.
Keep on grazing, leave the driving to us
Nom Nom Nom
But they were supposed to have given up their ghosts long ago I thought??? M1, Castrol, Pennsoil are all very detrimental to your cars longevity I keep hearing.
Keep on grazing, leave the driving to us
Nom Nom Nom
Jan 23, 2014, 08:14 AM
#40
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This is the internet people, your opinions are only worth as much as the sources you provide to back them up with.
Jan 23, 2014, 08:22 AM
#41
And the cars with the most mileage I'm pretty sure are all stock or damn close...... you ever come my way I'll let my "sheep car" eat. Seems the sheep here are actually the wolves.
The facts are simple. If you're making power you're usually not running garbage oil. Sure there's the argument if it's good for so and so brand it's good for me. However different applications, different enviroments, different conditions. Our cars require a better oil ask anyone. Especially the guys going fast.
The facts are simple. If you're making power you're usually not running garbage oil. Sure there's the argument if it's good for so and so brand it's good for me. However different applications, different enviroments, different conditions. Our cars require a better oil ask anyone. Especially the guys going fast.
Jan 23, 2014, 08:27 AM
#42
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And the cars with the most mileage I'm pretty sure are all stock or damn close...... you ever come my way I'll let my "sheep car" eat. Seems the sheep here are actually the wolves.
The facts are simple. If you're making power you're usually not running garbage oil. Sure there's the argument if it's good for so and so brand it's good for me. However different applications, different enviroments, different conditions. Our cars require a better oil ask anyone. Especially the guys going fast.
The facts are simple. If you're making power you're usually not running garbage oil. Sure there's the argument if it's good for so and so brand it's good for me. However different applications, different enviroments, different conditions. Our cars require a better oil ask anyone. Especially the guys going fast.
What facts? You did not provide a single one in this little rant.
Jan 23, 2014, 08:45 AM
#43
And the cars with the most mileage I'm pretty sure are all stock or damn close...... you ever come my way I'll let my "sheep car" eat. Seems the sheep here are actually the wolves.
The facts are simple. If you're making power you're usually not running garbage oil. Sure there's the argument if it's good for so and so brand it's good for me. However different applications, different enviroments, different conditions. Our cars require a better oil ask anyone. Especially the guys going fast.
The facts are simple. If you're making power you're usually not running garbage oil. Sure there's the argument if it's good for so and so brand it's good for me. However different applications, different enviroments, different conditions. Our cars require a better oil ask anyone. Especially the guys going fast.
Not stock, Not close, Never a drop of Sheep Oil here.
I have done multiple UOA's over the years with my car, they are certainly not end all be all, but never seen any excess wear, always plenty of life left in my oil
Buy whatever oil you want but DO NOT try to justify your decision by telling folks that they are doing their cars a disservice by not running "Sheep Oil". Makes you look like a jackass to people that actually know better.
Jan 23, 2014, 08:46 AM
#44
We can discuss film strength for turbochargers, ethanol/alcohol/methanol compatability, zinc content, resistance to thermal breakdown, and also the front case issues people have had on thinner oils.
There is a reason FP arguably one of if not the best turbocharger company states if you run Mobil 1 they WILL void your warranty. There is a reason AMS, Magnus, Buschur all recommend better oil it's because it works.
There's a reason you don't see Mobil one in drag cars, and you don't see off the shelf mobile one in anything else on the racetrack. The proof is in results.
If you also would like, there are oil analysis results all over this place. There's a sticky thread and I believe some of the guys switched from Mobil one and show the results and resulting analysis.
There is a reason FP arguably one of if not the best turbocharger company states if you run Mobil 1 they WILL void your warranty. There is a reason AMS, Magnus, Buschur all recommend better oil it's because it works.
There's a reason you don't see Mobil one in drag cars, and you don't see off the shelf mobile one in anything else on the racetrack. The proof is in results.
If you also would like, there are oil analysis results all over this place. There's a sticky thread and I believe some of the guys switched from Mobil one and show the results and resulting analysis.
Jan 23, 2014, 09:03 AM
#45
Yup and it seems as if you don't even know the reason.
The reason FP put out their approved oil list for the Stock Frame Journal Bearing line of Evolution TC's is they were using dissimilar metals in THEIR PROPRIETARY JB DESIGN and found that this bearing design needed the extra ZDDP. Their BB stock framed units were not being produced then.
This means NOTHING for your factory Turbo or any BB turbo in any of my exp.