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AMSOIL-- (again)--Viscosity concerns--

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posted by  Philip Pan on  Tue Nov 19 18:39 CST 2002
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Go to Paul's website and link to the Amsoil page. Read about the technical advantages of synthetics and Amsoil and which viscosity to choose. Then go ahead and search the web for other info on Amsoil and synthetics. Draw your own conclusions based on a reasonably broad and fair look at the subject.

Unless you live in a REALLY cold climate, you do not need an oil with a 0W rating.

BTW, Fram filters have been known to collapse internally and destroy the motor. They are amongst the worst filters you can get.
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'84 "285" rice-eater with lotsa hp & performance goodies






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