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Old Jun 10, 2009, 01:47 AM
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Only thing that you would need to change is the oil filter.
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^^^ right an oil filter doesn't last 35K, correct me if im wrong.
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Originally Posted by whoang40
^^^ right an oil filter doesn't last 35K, correct me if im wrong.
No most last 7500-10000 max I would guess. Filtration ability degrades over time, so it's better to stay on the safe side.
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Originally Posted by apagan01
• Normal Service(3) – Up to 35,000 miles or one year, whichever comes first.
• Severe Service(4) – Up to 17,500 miles or one year, whichever comes first.

the one shaded in bold aplies to the evo, because the evo is always concidered severe driven cars, 35k would be for your wifes car or your DD


I just kinda happened upon this thread... is he saying you can go 17,500 miles between oil changes on AMSoil? I would never try that, just clarifying what he's actually claiming
Old Jun 10, 2009, 05:43 AM
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Yes you can but like 99% of us EVO owners, you wouldn't do that anyways just because we love our cars that much. But Apagan is 100% correct (thanks for chiming in by the way).
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Not sure why, but turbo cars seem to blacken oil quicker than most. It could be the high temps in the turbo, or possibly a lack of proper filtration (and the extra air ).

After a few oil change cycles, you should notice the oil staying cleaner. I use mobil 1, it becomes dark brown after a short time, but not black.
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Originally Posted by whoang40
^^^ right an oil filter doesn't last 35K, correct me if im wrong.
this one does last 25,000

AMSOIL Ea Oil Filters (EaO)
Made with premium-grade full synthetic media. Ea Oil Filters feature advanced full synthetic nanofiber technology, making them the highest efficiency filters that are available for the auto/light truck market. AMSOIL EaO Filters are guaranteed for 25,000 miles or one year, whichever comes first

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Originally Posted by WangMan
I just kinda happened upon this thread... is he saying you can go 17,500 miles between oil changes on AMSoil? I would never try that, just clarifying what he's actually claiming
i am not claiming nothing my brother.

it is what it is

AMSOIL together with oil analysis labs did the test and concluded that this oil you are reffering to wil last 35,000K under normal driving and 17k under severe.

the labs dont lie i dont care what is said, labd dont lie they give you results whether we like it or not,,, it is what it is
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Well the entire 3000 miles oil change interval is obnoxious to begin with. Many people including myself have sent oil for testing and it's perfectly healthy after 10,000 miles. There are IS250/350 owners who have changed at the 17K miles mark as well.

Look at it like this, when BMW was not covering maintenance with every car sale their suggested interval was 3-5K like most manufacturers but once that changed it magically became 15K.

I think changing synthetic oil in your average car at 3K is a total waste of money.
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Originally Posted by abdizzle
Well the entire 3000 miles oil change interval is obnoxious to begin with. Many people including myself have sent oil for testing and it's perfectly healthy after 10,000 miles. There are IS250/350 owners who have changed at the 17K miles mark as well.

Look at it like this, when BMW was not covering maintenance with every car sale their suggested interval was 3-5K like most manufacturers but once that changed it magically became 15K.

I think changing synthetic oil in your average car at 3K is a total waste of money.
Here's the deal car manufactureres are finally catching up, they are extending their drain intervals for oil changes why because the consumer is pushing them.

dealers want to still be able to change your oil at 3,000 why because they will see you every 3 months for an oil change and they will stick you up with many other things that they will tell you in wrong with your car,,,,, so they are hoping you bring the car to them so they can tell you your brakes are bad ,,, and guess what an oil change just turnned into a 400.00$ job

THIS IS SOMETHING CONSUMERS LET DELAERS LIE TO THEM ABOUT,,,, NEVER NEVER LET A DEALER TELL YOU YOU CANNOT USE EXTENDED DRAIN INTERVAL OIL'S LIKE AMSOIL SSO 0W30 THAT CAN RUN FOR 35,000K,,, THE DEALER WILL TRY AND TELL YOU YOUR WARRANTY IS VOIDED,,, THERE IS A LAW THAT PROTECTS YOU THE CONSUMER AGAINTS THIS.
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Yeah. Any SYN oil that you will run will pretty much gurantee you about 5000 miles easily most go way way way past that. But I would not push any oil without a oil analysis and how that oil behaves in your car. Each car is a bit different, especially with turbo cars since they burn a bit more oil than a standard car.

I been running M1 EP but no oil burn off. I know it will go 5000 miles plus, easily probably to 7500 miles between changes.
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