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Old 08-11-2003, 10:22 PM
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What are you guys engine running on??

Hey mod's im not sure where to post this so if its in the wrong place and you move it I understand .
My question is what oil do you guys prefer?? I mean I really like Mobil 1 I mean its really good to me but its kind of pricy but worth it. So what do you guys always put in every oil change???
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regular mobil 1, been working great.
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170k miles on it, and i race her at the track, and every stop light
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um maybe i should switch 5 against 1 something wrong with that pic lol
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I found it best to start useing one oil and keep useing it.. like not mix oils. I use castral synthetic.
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Wow thats alot of people that use Mobil 1 jejeje I knew its good but I diddnt know it was that good.
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i'm using redline in the camaro . but my dad put 400k on a dodge van using regular NAPA brand oil and changing it every other month!

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Wow i think im gonna change to mobil 1 now geez!. I used castrol racing formal in my old 350 but i think i just might change it now
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I'm using Castrol GTX now, but once the new engine goes in, after break-in, I will use Mobil 1.
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Chalk another one up for Mobil 1. :lala:
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valvoline.

may not be mobil 1 quality, but it gets changed every 2500 miles.
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Don't think that Moble 1 is the best and only oil to buy just because everyone else is using it. Do your own research and decide what oil YOU want, not what oil EVERYONE ELSE wants. I have found that Mobil 1 does have a few downsides to it. I have even found what I feel to be a better motor oil. I use Schaffer's synthetic myself, but believe it or not, Shell's generic shellzone motor oil with a BG additive is an awsome lubricant.
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I think the main reason why so many people use Mobil 1 is because it is so available in stores. And I think people take mobil 1 more seriously as a synthetic more so than valvoline or castrol. I'm going to put it in my tacoma and 4-runner next oil change, but it will have to wait for the camaro until I put in a new engine. Later.
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Originally posted by Irocster
I think the main reason why so many people use Mobil 1 is because it is so available in stores. And I think people take mobil 1 more seriously as a synthetic more so than valvoline or castrol. I'm going to put it in my tacoma and 4-runner next oil change, but it will have to wait for the camaro until I put in a new engine. Later.
And the fact that its the offical Nascar Oil
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Yeah, well, 76 is the official fuel of nascar, but I use Costco brand right now since it is a lot cheaper and is the same damn thing.
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Originally posted by Irocster
I think the main reason why so many people use Mobil 1 is because it is so available in stores. And I think people take mobil 1 more seriously as a synthetic more so than valvoline or castrol. I'm going to put it in my tacoma and 4-runner next oil change, but it will have to wait for the camaro until I put in a new engine. Later.
I thought syntetics were horribel or atleast horrible for our cars
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"I thought syntetics were horribel or atleast horrible for our cars"

oh boy, here we go.
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Castrol GTX here.
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Castrol GTX here.
Ditto... Started using it after the 500 mile break in on the rebuild.
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I think there was a study somebody posted a while back that showed Castrol was the best dino oil, so that's the only reason I use it. Valvoline came in second I think. It showed like flash point, pour point, % ash, and a bunch of other stuff on each brand.
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Well I used to use Quaker State oil on all my cars but after I saw a Quaker State commercial (Suburban towing semi-truck) on TNN TV which pissed me off so I quit using Quaker State and I started using Mobile 1 synthetic

What makes synthetic oil superior to conventional oil?
Historically, conventional oils lack the performance of synthetic oils in the areas of low-temperature performance and high-temperature oxidation stability. Conventional motor oil is made up of an inconsistent mixture of long and short chains of carbon and hydrogen atoms. In the extreme heat of an engine, short-chain molecules can evaporate, and unstable molecules can oxidize and break down. Conventional oils also contain much greater amounts of impurities, such as sulfur, reactive and unstable hydrocarbons, and other undesirable contaminants that cannot be completely removed by conventional refining of crude oil.

Mobil 1® with SuperSyn™ uses high-performance fluids, including polyalphaolefins (PAOs), along with a proprietary system of additives. Each Mobil 1 with SuperSyn™ viscosity grade uses a unique combination of synthetic fluids and selected additives in order to tailor the viscosity grade to its specific application.

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Thanks for the Chem. lesson.
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Mobile one and valvoline, depending on which vehical-


Also, for those who don't know, napa oil is valvoline....


Anyways, castrol, and penzoil have some of the worst oils out there- i saw the tests done before my eyes at a local fairly big time machine shop... the heat test was the one that amazed me (temperature at which the oil starts to break down). Of course the mobile one syn and other synthetics performed good, but for conventianal oils the mobile and valvoline held up the best... penzoil was next to crappiest and castrol was the crappiest.


granted, this was done 2-3 years ago, so they areprobably a good oil now, but just based on what i saw- i wouldnt use anything other an valvoline or mobile oils. (besdies amsoil and royal purple, but they are up there with mobile one synth!)
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Originally posted by Irocster
I'm using Castrol GTX now, but once the new engine goes in, after break-in, I will use Mobil 1.

I was going to post a question about this but since so many people here are talking about motor oil I will ask now. Is it better to break an engine in on convention oil then switch to sythenic? I have always heard, but that doesn't mean its true, that the engine wont break in correctly with a synthetic. My question is this, they put Mobil 1 in corvettes, porshces and some other exotics from the factory. Do they break the engine in with regular oil then switch it? I'd say probably not. If its good enough to put in a 50,000 vette or a 250,000 porsche, what is wrong putting it in my 406?

I didn't know the answer to this when I put my 406 together so it has SAE 30 in it now and after the break in it will get mobil 1 or royal purple.

Also another question, I have also heard that switching to synthetic will cause problems, leaks mainly. Why is this? I read on post on here or on the CZ28.com board about a guy putting in a quart of synthetic oil in every time he changes his oil, 4 quarts regular and 1 quart synthetic, then 3 quarts and 2 quarts and so on. If I would have been thinking I would ask him what in the hell he was thinking because that just doesn't sound like a good idea. He will be one of those guys who say that sythentic oil is junk because the idiot was mixing it.
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"Anyways, castrol, and penzoil have some of the worst oils out there- i saw the tests done before my eyes at a local fairly big time machine shop... the heat test was the one that amazed me (temperature at which the oil starts to break down). Of course the mobile one syn and other synthetics performed good, but for conventianal oils the mobile and valvoline held up the best... penzoil was next to crappiest and castrol was the crappiest. "

Must have not been the same test I saw....castrol came out on top on almost every test over valvoline (as I can remember). Don't get me wrong, I think valvoline makes great products too. Now when you say "crappiest", what are you talking about? Is this your personal opinion, or can we have facts to back that up? I will try and look for that test I was talking about.
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I'm sorry, but can someone please explain to me how to bold what somebody else says........ Thanks.
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I'm sorry, but can someone please explain to me how to bold what somebody else says........ Thanks.
The easiest way is just to press the button for whichever post it is you wish to quote.
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i use castrol or mobil one either oil...really doesnt make much difference imop..as long as it isnt quaker bake!!!! and never ever ever cheap out on the filter!
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For all you fans of synthetic oil - how often are you changing it ? I don't doubt that it has some beneficial qualities over regular oil but at about 4x's the cost of regular oil I can't justify using it AND changing oil every 3k miles like i see customers do all day long at the dealership.

half the techs will tell you it's about FREQUENCY of oil change not necessarily what brand/type the other half say synthetic is better-period. So who knows...

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Hmmm, only two people running Royal Purple.....maybe because we are the only ones with a store close by that stocks it??
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For all you fans of synthetic oil - how often are you changing it ?
i try to change it at least the filter ever 3k, but because of schedual ect, that usualy get pushed cloer to 4. when i do change, i do change the oil as well.

mobile however recomends 10k intervals on the oil, but they recomend replacing the filter every 3k, and adding 1qt of new oil.
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I think we have a pretty good poll of oil users. What about filters? Me personally, I have always used Fram. The store by my house is now stocking K&N oil filters and I was wondering if anybody uses them. Obviously K&N is notorious for their excellent air filters so why wouldn't they make the best oil filters.
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Fram makes THEEEE WORST oil filters that money can buy.....look it up, there was a pretty popular study done. I run nothing but the best...AC
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Yep, that's the proof that synthetics are superior to dino oil. I just can't justify puting synthetic oil in my camaro when I just pulled all 8 plugs yesterday and they were all fouled....time for a new eninge, then the synthetic. lol


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