Is there a good synthetic for a 93 5.2
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more info about the 78 fury, please. . I have one of those too..... the 318 in mine is far from a gas hog..... but it is MAINTAINED too, though...… looking to do some things to that car that will give it some giddy up without hurting the mileage too bad..... mine is a 2 door, Im the 2nd owner, with only 52K original miles..... I have owned for 12 years now and counting, no plans of parting with that car any time soon.
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What's so hard to figure out?
Cheap oil changed regularly and on time beats a high end synthetic left to bake with a filter that has time-welded itself to the block ...
(The good stuff changed regularly and on time is even better, natch!)
I'm running Rotella T6 in my 1988 now - I just turned 3,000 on this oil/filter change, used a 5 quart to do the oil/filter change (not the whole thing at first!), topped off with the last of that, then added a quart, and it's at FULL now.
So win win for me so far.
RwP
Cheap oil changed regularly and on time beats a high end synthetic left to bake with a filter that has time-welded itself to the block ...
(The good stuff changed regularly and on time is even better, natch!)
I'm running Rotella T6 in my 1988 now - I just turned 3,000 on this oil/filter change, used a 5 quart to do the oil/filter change (not the whole thing at first!), topped off with the last of that, then added a quart, and it's at FULL now.
So win win for me so far.
RwP
Steve
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