Synthetic Fluids

[Stellar]

Originally Posted by HUMMERcustoms.com/TAZ

The truth 1st choice is Royal Purple in everything as I have since 2006. They make product for all applications I think. It is carried by NAPA and they are picky. Also Horse Power TV did an experiment with a late model camaro before they stopped making them and found a 8HP gain, mpg gain, and other things. I watched it and was stunned at all improvements.

I run SC high HP etc. and would run nothing else but, RP.

2nd choice would be Redline.

TAZ

Royal Purple IMO is the way to go.

[Dash]

Diffs, TC, Trans, and Engine all Amsoil.......actually the same in all 5 vehicles.

[It\'s a Dry Heat]

This my be wrong, but I change my oil the first of every year. This year I have 3,400 miles on a 2004. I use mobil 1 extended life. Have it washed, waxed and been checking prices on detailing the inside this year.

Still loving the drive,
Vern

[Intercooled]

Originally Posted by It\'s a Dry Heat

This my be wrong, but I change my oil the first of every year. This year I have 3,400 miles on a 2004. I use mobil 1 extended life. Have it washed, waxed and been checking prices on detailing the inside this year.

Still loving the drive,
Vern

So, you only put 3400 miles on it this year? Or you you have a total of 3400 miles?

[Evil Twin]

I use Royal Purple in most everything I own except never in differentials or manual transmissions, for some reason Royal Purple seems to need to heat up before it will let the synchros fully engage on manual transmission so for those I only use Redline. Amsoil is also a good synthetic but Royal Purple is not only a synthetic but it also has high levels of Zinc.... I know because I was having problems with turbos on one of my motors and I had a lab do a chemical breakdown of my oil to look for mineral and metal deposits.