[Shotimes] AMSOIL By-pass filter
Donald Mallinson
dmall@mwonline.net
Sat, 11 Jan 2003 10:39:13 -0600
Ron,
You are entitled to your opinion, but a LOT of experts in
the industry know that Synthetic does help reduce wear in a
motor. It is just fine for SHO cams and shims. Nothing
exotic in the setup. If you knew oil you would know that
film strenth is what helps keep parts apart, and a good
synthetic is MUCH better in that respect than regular oil.
I like the better hot AND cold characteristics of synthetic,
and even with the cost of oil analysis, I can keep my costs
with quality synthetic about the same as using cheap dyno
juice every 3000 miles, and I don't have to crawl under the
car but about 1/3 to 1/5 as often, that means something to
me if not you.
Flame away, we will agree to disagree, but I believe in
synthetic and I have enough proof to convince me that I am
doing the right thing.
Better filtering is always a good thing, after all the other
costs of these cars (or any modern car you keep beyond
warranty) a puny 100 bucks or so for top notch filtering and
a few bucks extra for the best oil is NOTHING!
Don Mallinson
Ron Porter wrote:
> Yeah, and after spending the big $$$ (even as an Amsoil distributor), what
> was the gain?
>
> I adhere to my basic philosophy, which is to do oil changes "religiously'
> every 3K, and it doesn't matter WHAT the oil is........$.79/quart generic
> oil will work just fine.
>
> Ron Porter