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RE: updated pics
you can do the cam swap and still have the pcm flashed for 87/89 octane i went with the piggy back because i already bought the chip way before thinking about the swap. and gas does kinda suck a 3.50 a gallon for hi test. almost 70.00 a week. so i might just drive truck every now and then and by a winter beater for 500.00
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RE: updated pics
re: Amsoil
You can change the oil once a year or 25K miles whatever comes first, but also change the Amsoil oil filter halfway through, at the 6 month interval. Great stuff. Great for cold weather too, as doesn't thicken up like conventional oil. About a 1 mpg increase as well (although somewhat hard to tell in our gas-eating machines). Note: The one year oil/6 mth filter change only applies when using their filter.
You can change the oil once a year or 25K miles whatever comes first, but also change the Amsoil oil filter halfway through, at the 6 month interval. Great stuff. Great for cold weather too, as doesn't thicken up like conventional oil. About a 1 mpg increase as well (although somewhat hard to tell in our gas-eating machines). Note: The one year oil/6 mth filter change only applies when using their filter.