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Old 09-12-2005, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 951Obsession
some people cant afford full race cars. ok, let's start posting it everywhere- unless you own a full-race car, you cant drive your car fast. ever. dont buy any more mods, dont buy 91 octane, just dont do anything.
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Old 09-12-2005, 05:09 PM
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just keep doing what your doing then.. Like jeremy said, we all need parts. Better for us!
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Old 09-12-2005, 05:10 PM
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oil, seems everyone is shying away from Mobil 1 - going to Valvoline, Castrol, or Amsoil...
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Originally Posted by Ski
oil, seems everyone is shying away from Mobil 1 - going to Valvoline, Castrol, or Amsoil...
I wish they had the 15w-50 mobil 1 here in the market again, but sadly, only 0w-40 is available (v.bad for me).

Next oil change, i am going for Shell 15w-50. It is the only 15w-50 grade available in the market, here anyway.
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really, cuz no one else does it. ever. no porsche owner ever bought a porsche so that they could have a nice ride and power when they wanted it. christ.
Old 09-12-2005, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 951Obsession
unless you own a full-race car, you cant drive your car fast. ever. dont buy any more mods, dont buy 91 octane, just dont do anything.
Hmm,
My full race car runs on 91 Octane gas... does that mean I can't post anymore
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Back on topic......

So, I have been using Mobile 1 for years. I thought that there was no change other than the packaging and name on the full synthetic stuff. Now I am totally confused. Has someone actually identified what is different and if the "new" Mobile 1 synthetic does not lubricate as well as the "old"? My car uses at most a 1/2 quart between oil changes (every 3K, overkill for some I know) and that is with many, many hard autox runs. Or is this only a concern for you boosted guys?
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Originally Posted by 951Obsession
really, cuz no one else does it. ever. no porsche owner ever bought a porsche so that they could have a nice ride and power when they wanted it. christ.
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Originally Posted by Ski
oil, seems everyone is shying away from Mobil 1 - going to Valvoline, Castrol, or Amsoil...
Has anyone tried royal purple? i was going to switch over to 20W-50 next change, but i'm not sure what brand to use. anything anyone swears by?
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Originally Posted by 951Obsession
really, cuz no one else does it. ever. no porsche owner ever bought a porsche so that they could have a nice ride and power when they wanted it. christ.
I remember a site a long time ago (something like jesus.com, but it is gone now) where Christ went used car shopping and he was looking at a 944. I have those pics somewhere, I need to dig them up.
Old 09-12-2005, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 951Obsession
, dont buy 91 octane,
I never buy 91
Old 09-12-2005, 05:19 PM
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For some reason beyond my current level of education, I believe that syntethic tends leak more. I don't know if it's due to the age of some of the gaskets or the viscosity it self. But what do I know.
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back to oil. I'll revise this Monday of next week and report back about the DE at Memphis (with pics I hope) about the catch can.
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Originally Posted by David Floyd
I never buy 91
how on earth does that work? unless.......you're running standalone and you tuned it out to run on lower octane. i know (a friend of a friend) this tuner who has a Turbo-Rotary powered truck making like, 400hp on 87, because rotaries are crazy like that. oh...to live in a world of spirographs.


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