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Im sure there has been allot of discussion over this topic, but what brand oil / viscosity is everyone running. Looking for a good ssafe option for a 570 HP 496 -
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The one you change before its time
Seriously, everyone will have an opinion on what orks for them, but the truth is none of them will protect your engine like new oil. Change every 25 hours and that is the best protection you can give your engine!!
Seriously, everyone will have an opinion on what orks for them, but the truth is none of them will protect your engine like new oil. Change every 25 hours and that is the best protection you can give your engine!!
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Interesting article on the Zinc removal in HOTROD Engine Mag. Here's a partial summary.
http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/e...l_summary.html
http://www.hotrod.com/techarticles/e...l_summary.html
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We need Hydrocruiser in this thread?
Aero Shell I'm thinking maybe a good way to go???
Shell oil say's
The reason I'm asking is would not an oil formulated under more strict guidelines over automotive be better in a "harsh" marine enviroment? Gotta like the anti-corrosion additives protection claims, also benificial in the marine arena, I'd reckon..........
Aero Shell I'm thinking maybe a good way to go???
Shell oil say's
AeroShell Oil W 15W-50
This multi-viscosity grade, ashless dispersant pitons engine oil is a unique blend of high quality mineral oil and synthetic hydrocarbon base stocks. Formulated to provide anti-wear and anti-corrosion protection, this oil offers you better lubricant performance from start-up through to high temperature operation. AeroShell W 15W-50 is considered to be superior to single grade oils in most applications.
This multi-viscosity grade, ashless dispersant pitons engine oil is a unique blend of high quality mineral oil and synthetic hydrocarbon base stocks. Formulated to provide anti-wear and anti-corrosion protection, this oil offers you better lubricant performance from start-up through to high temperature operation. AeroShell W 15W-50 is considered to be superior to single grade oils in most applications.
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Re: Best oil
so what weight oil do most of you guys run - i have a merc 496 dynoed at 570hp - no charger - its a tyler crocket build. like in central ny - so i have some ocasional cold morining start ups - but it does have a pre-oiler.