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Synthetic Oil

posted by  Dick in Falls Church on  Tue May 18 07:43 CST 2004
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By all means use synthetic. Sure, it may cost you an extra $20 per year, but it reduces engine wear, gives far greater protection (expecially in case there might be a mechanical problem), runs cooler, starts easier in cold weather, and might even give a bit better fuel economy (or performance).

compared to the cost of a new engine, there isn't a question.

Sure, I'm biased. I've been using (and selling) AMSOIL synthetics for over 25 years.






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