Engine Restorer oil additive

[jet_dogg]

LOL!!!

[Sharocks]

It's on build journal, so it's either wrong or stolen. Which is this?

[digger]

Load is good but rpm just reduces longevity.

Good oil and sensible oci and move on with life

i wouldn’t be using oil flush

[Arith2]

check this out.

https://thebuildjournal.com/reviews/...-rod-bearings/

"Our snake oil we sell will magically solve your rod bearing problem"

[Obioban]

check this out.

https://thebuildjournal.com/reviews/...-rod-bearings/

It's on build journal, so it's either wrong or stolen. Which is this?

[Cronenberged]

I've had good results with BG44k, currently just using Amsoil P.I. once a year, and run the Amsoil engine/transmission cleaner before each oil change.

[Onefastsicilian]

check this out.

https://thebuildjournal.com/reviews/liqui-moly-mos2-anti-friction-s54-m3-rod-bearings/

[Jimbo's M]

I do both... slow walk for warmup... WOT for hooning... YMMV but the point remains... RPM are good.

maw

Sure, slow during warm up, but slow to redline after...not feeling it.

[maw1124]

I do both... slow walk for warmup... WOT for hooning... YMMV but the point remains... RPM are good.

maw

[Jimbo's M]

RPMs are good for the car... even if you slow walk every gear to redline, it's a good thing.

maw

You may be right, but getting to the redline other than WOT will not be something I'll be doing. Full load on the motor AFAIC.

[maw1124]

RPMs are good for the car... even if you slow walk every gear to redline, it's a good thing.

maw

[heinzboehmer]

A lot of people don't realize how important that is. When I rebuilt my motor there was a significant carbon build up and sludge just because I had been babying it for so long, and no doubt the owner before me did the same. Safe to say post rebuild my car gets smashed about far more frequently.

A redline a day keeps the mechanic away.

[Tbonem3]

In my time with an E46 and knowing/driving other people's M3s, it always seemed to me that the ones with the least troubles were the ones driven hard.

That doesn't mean hard = stupid. I'm not talking about lugging it, ripping it while still cold, etc...

[Thoglan]

drive it (through the whole RPM range)

A lot of people don't realize how important that is. When I rebuilt my motor there was a significant carbon build up and sludge just because I had been babying it for so long, and no doubt the owner before me did the same. Safe to say post rebuild my car gets smashed about far more frequently.

[Tbonem3]

I've never even though about it... I don't even know if this is a new thing.

I wouldn't say engine flushes are new, but I haven't seen that particular one before.

Just use quality oil and gas, regular OCIs, drive it (through the whole RPM range), and there's nothing else needed.