switching to synthetic oil
#1
switching to synthetic oil
i am up for my first oil change with enw motor but there is non synthetic oil in it..i want to switch to synthetic...would i need to get a flush done...to switch types????....or just do standard oil change with synthetic???
#2
Re: switching to synthetic oil
Originally posted by Quick_CX
i am up for my first oil change with enw motor but there is non synthetic oil in it..i want to switch to synthetic...would i need to get a flush done...to switch types????....or just do standard oil change with synthetic???
i am up for my first oil change with enw motor but there is non synthetic oil in it..i want to switch to synthetic...would i need to get a flush done...to switch types????....or just do standard oil change with synthetic???
#4
wynn's flush is 5 bucks at crappy tire.
4.4 litre of Castrol Syntec is 24.99
oil filter, fram/penzoil is 5 bucks
and then you take it to a garage you know and they should do it for 10 bucks
total 40 bucks
when you use flush, only RUN the engine, don't rev......RUN it idle for 15-20 minutes and you're good to change oil.
4.4 litre of Castrol Syntec is 24.99
oil filter, fram/penzoil is 5 bucks
and then you take it to a garage you know and they should do it for 10 bucks
total 40 bucks
when you use flush, only RUN the engine, don't rev......RUN it idle for 15-20 minutes and you're good to change oil.
#7
Originally posted by diesel
does synthetic really that good? someone told me it's good but my other friend said as long as you change your oil frequently, it makes no difference
does synthetic really that good? someone told me it's good but my other friend said as long as you change your oil frequently, it makes no difference
#9
YES........but get the good stuff..........not the over the counter crap.......just kidden but really try AMSOIL its great stuff I swear by it.....
Just think you can go 10000 miles with the ****....hahah
I still change every 4000k
Just think you can go 10000 miles with the ****....hahah
I still change every 4000k
#11
No, synthetics are always better than conventional unless you buy like no name synthetic LOL... but if you stick to Castrol Syntec, Mobil One, Amsoil, Redline, Motul, Royal Purple etc. then you will benefit greatly. Of course, that's if you plan to keep your car a while...
#13
no comparison between castrol syntec and motul it's like comparin ractive to mugen...there is a difference...in my 2 stroke bikes you could feel a hp diffeence and throttle response and what not and your motor woudl last longer and your cylinder wouldnt' get scuffed to ****...that's jsut a comparison if you wanna use jsut cheap over the counter then go for mobile or you coudl actually get a real oil like motul or redline I have used motul and it is amazing **** I think mugen uses that in there motors if I can remeber correctly...oh ya and synthetics generally have more detergents in them and wont' build up as much as dinosour oil
#17
Even with that said, there is no diff between conv. and synthetic I think. I only use synthetic cuz I run over 5000k once in a while, and synthetic doesn't break down till much later.
If you wanna save money use conv.(it's perfectly fine for your car but stick to one brand like castrol) if you have high mileage or drive hard use synthetic. IF you RACE HARD, use the ones dingus and barbulo described(motul, royal purples good, and amsoil).
If you wanna save money use conv.(it's perfectly fine for your car but stick to one brand like castrol) if you have high mileage or drive hard use synthetic. IF you RACE HARD, use the ones dingus and barbulo described(motul, royal purples good, and amsoil).