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soutthpaw Sun, January 31st, 2010 10:01 PM

I am surprised Corey has not corrected it yet but its spelled Label not Lable:fyi:

88Racing Thu, February 4th, 2010 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by soutthpaw (Post 23891)
I am surprised Corey has not corrected it yet but its spelled Label not Lable:fyi:

Thanks Soutthpaw:)
I'll correct it.
It's my thread.
The darn forum spell checker has only been on break for 4 months!:)

jebrs2 Fri, April 2nd, 2010 11:44 AM

Amsoil in everything!:cool:

DoneDunIt Tue, June 8th, 2010 11:51 PM

I have run Havoline through the years in Gas. Valvoline Max Life in my 88 Mustang. Been running Rotella Synthetic going to the Valvoline Extreme Blue Diesel on next change.

Did not know that Castrol was a BP product.

Camping World Dumps Castrol

Press Release 6-7-10

Camping World, America’s largest recreational vehicle retailer and RV maintenance and repair provider, announced today its decision to terminate a long-standing relationship with BP’s Castrol Oil, effective immediately.

This decision is based on BP’s oil release that has resulted in the catastrophe off the Gulf Coast, according to a news release.

“We at Camping World are saddened by the impact the disaster has had on the communities we serve,” said Marcus Lemonis, chairman and CEO of the Lincolnshire, Ill.-based retailer. “We consider BP’s behavior irresponsible and wish to sever our relationship. BP’s Castrol Oil will no longer be offered at any Camping World location nationwide.”

Camping World will deplete their remaining inventory of BP’s Castrol Oil products and donate the proceeds to helping in the disaster-relief efforts. The company is currently in discussions with several leading product providers to replace the significant category of their service and repair business. Camping World expects to name a replacement provider in the coming weeks.

zabeard Wed, June 9th, 2010 08:45 AM

Motorcraft

WD40 Sat, June 19th, 2010 02:53 AM

Rotella 15W40
Doug

andrew Tue, October 5th, 2010 08:20 PM

Re: What Oil Brand Label Do You Use?
 
I run the rotella synthetic 5w40

cj45lc Wed, October 6th, 2010 10:36 AM

I run the Delvac 15-40 dino changed @ 5k. Just put some snakeoil in it 2 or 3k miles ago (REV-X). Real impressed with the reduced noise & disappearance of any romps in any tune since. Never been a believer in oil additives but may be something to this stuff & the oil system on the 7.3.

cleatus12r Mon, October 11th, 2010 01:01 PM

All of my diesels have always gotten oil changes every 3000-3500 miles with Valvoline Premium Blue 15/40 in the warm season and Valvoline Premium Blue Extreme Synthetic 5/40 in the cold season.

The SUPERCAR gets Valvoline 5/30 every 3000 miles.


The SuperCar is a 91 Oldmobile Calais with 230K miles. Hey, it was a freebie 5 years ago.

wood4heat Mon, February 28th, 2011 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by f150fan (Post 23593)
In small two strokes they recommend 100:1 mix ratio. I have run that for three years in my string trimmer and my chain saw. Try that with any other oil!:hehe:

This might be ok in string trimmers and chainsaws but I wouldn't recommend it in anything performance oriented for a couple reasons. For one because the oil displaces fuel running a leaner oil/fuel ratio will richen your air/fuel ratio. That's easily overcome by rejetting but because two strokes only run 1 or 2 piston rings they rely on some oil to form a good seal. Get too lean and you will lose compression.

Oh yeah, I've always run Valvoline in all my rigs. I've been interested in the Rotella since buying a diesel but haven't worked up the nerve to switch from my tried and true yet.


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