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Ok here we go again with the silly oil question. I will change my oil when i see fit, but what I'm asking is what brand do people recomend? I have 600 miles now and will use synthetic oil from the start. Because I'm overseas, the air force base has all brands that you would see in a store like autozone. So I was thinking Mobile 1 5w 20 . Is this a good choice??
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Originally posted by AircraftTech@May 23, 2005, 4:47 AM
Ok here we go again with the silly oil question. I will change my oil when i see fit, but what I'm asking is what brand do people recomend? I have 600 miles now and will use synthetic oil from the start. Because I'm overseas, the air force base has all brands that you would see in a store like autozone. So I was thinking Mobile 1 5w 20 . Is this a good choice??
Ok here we go again with the silly oil question. I will change my oil when i see fit, but what I'm asking is what brand do people recomend? I have 600 miles now and will use synthetic oil from the start. Because I'm overseas, the air force base has all brands that you would see in a store like autozone. So I was thinking Mobile 1 5w 20 . Is this a good choice??
Mobil 1, wouldn't use any thing else.
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Originally posted by StangFreak@May 23, 2005, 7:29 AM
Mobil 1, wouldn't use any thing else.
Mobil 1, wouldn't use any thing else.
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Mobil 1 full synthetic is good stuff. Can't go wrong using it, and can get it just about anywhere. I wouldn't use if for a few thousand miles, give the motor a chance to break in.
Amsoil is also really good oil, and you can order it by the case as a Preferred customer at a good price. They have some oils that they say last for 25,000 miles, but no way I'm waiting that long, I have to change my oil every 3000 miles, just for piece of mind if nothing else, and I'm really hard on the engine.
But to answer your question, Mobil 1 and Amsoil.
Amsoil is also really good oil, and you can order it by the case as a Preferred customer at a good price. They have some oils that they say last for 25,000 miles, but no way I'm waiting that long, I have to change my oil every 3000 miles, just for piece of mind if nothing else, and I'm really hard on the engine.
But to answer your question, Mobil 1 and Amsoil.
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thanks everyone, its the easiest to get (mobile 1) so thats what I will use, I'm getting a bit tired of hearing about when to change it. Isent there synthetic in there from the start?? well i guess this question will be going on for a while. the world may never know. lol
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Originally posted by Blazing Saddles@May 23, 2005, 9:40 AM
Amsoil. They were the first to develop synthetic oil. The rest are still trying to catch up.
Amsoil. They were the first to develop synthetic oil. The rest are still trying to catch up.
Mobile 1 for me.
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Originally posted by AircraftTech@May 23, 2005, 10:27 AM
thanks everyone, its the easiest to get (mobile 1) so thats what I will use, I'm getting a bit tired of hearing about when to change it. Isent there synthetic in there from the start?? well i guess this question will be going on for a while. the world may never know. lol
thanks everyone, its the easiest to get (mobile 1) so thats what I will use, I'm getting a bit tired of hearing about when to change it. Isent there synthetic in there from the start?? well i guess this question will be going on for a while. the world may never know. lol
The car idles down below 1,000 rpm alot quicker and just seems to rev easier now.
i plan on changing it every 3,000 miles.
i drive it hard as do most of you, so i figure there's no reason to test the limits of the oil at the expense of my motor
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Originally posted by Big Poppa@May 25, 2005, 3:45 PM
I have always used Slick 50 and would like to start using it in my '05. Any comments on Slick 50?
I have always used Slick 50 and would like to start using it in my '05. Any comments on Slick 50?
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I use QuakerState Q full Synthetic 5w30
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Originally posted by Big Poppa@May 25, 2005, 3:45 PM
I have always used Slick 50 and would like to start using it in my '05. Any comments on Slick 50?
I have always used Slick 50 and would like to start using it in my '05. Any comments on Slick 50?
Read your owner's manual. It specifically says NOT to use any engine oil additives.
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Originally posted by Blazing Saddles@May 26, 2005, 12:17 AM
Hi Greg. Welcome to The Mustang Source.
You should read this report from the FTC and decide yourself. LINK
Hi Greg. Welcome to The Mustang Source.
You should read this report from the FTC and decide yourself. LINK
It appears that Slick 50 have been hosing me and others for years.
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Originally posted by AircraftTech@May 23, 2005, 1:47 AM
Ok here we go again with the silly oil question. I will change my oil when i see fit, but what I'm asking is what brand do people recomend? I have 600 miles now and will use synthetic oil from the start. Because I'm overseas, the air force base has all brands that you would see in a store like autozone. So I was thinking Mobile 1 5w 20 . Is this a good choice??
Ok here we go again with the silly oil question. I will change my oil when i see fit, but what I'm asking is what brand do people recomend? I have 600 miles now and will use synthetic oil from the start. Because I'm overseas, the air force base has all brands that you would see in a store like autozone. So I was thinking Mobile 1 5w 20 . Is this a good choice??