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Originally posted by BL92 View PostThanks heaps sideways
The service history shows oil changes ( converted them to miles )
1360
9,280
19,150
30,000
38,000
46,600
57,100
62,100
74,500
81,000
93,200
100,600
104,000
108,100
110,000 = Head gasket
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Originally posted by BL92 View Post
Since you just had the cylinder head off, I'm guessing you had it cleaned by your machine shop. If that is the case, the head will not turn that dark gold color if you do the 7500 mile oil change interval.
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Originally posted by BL92 View PostAfter having the head off, and witnessing those brown stains, and rock hard seals, i am not convinced in using TT or Edge
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Originally posted by bigjae46 View Post
Why did you bump this thread? Thatβs so evil π
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i can't find much 10W60 off the shelf here in Australia, It's all special orders or roll the dice online,
Penrite is easiest to source cause it's made here
After having the head off, and witnessing those brown stains, and rock hard seals, i am not convinced in using TT or Edge
Here is the 10 Tenths someone mentioned
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Originally posted by digger View Postif you're going to use Penrite why not use 10 tenths R 15W-50 or 10 tenths premium 10W-60?
Those 10 Tenths oils seem to be formulated for motorcycles and some track/race cars, not street cars. I don't see the point. Even if they reduce wear vs. other oils, the reduction will be so slight you'll never notice. That may or may not come with increased friction (and thus heat, which β oops β might increase wear in bearings and rings). The only thing that's certain is that they'll accelerate poisoning of the cats.
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Originally posted by D-O View PostAmsoil now has a 10W60 available.
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Typically most of the independent shops i went to used Liqui Molly, but my last oil change the indy shop used Amsoil. Still not sure what to expect, but all seems fine so far.
From what I heard, Amsoil is a really trusted brand.
My last 2 oil changes i sent for Blackstone oil analysis so ill see what comes back with Amsoil, when I change the oil again.
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