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Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
And my other points? Out of my reply.. you quoted my reference to AEHaas. Ok. My other tenets and points? Those? ..
I don't think they were really "points", more just ramblings and "what ifs", nothing that really warranted a response. The point about Ali doing it, in a car that is nothing like your mom's SUV, I did feel needed addressing however.
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
Yeah, he babies performance-built niche super high end Italian speed machine, infuses with Audio DNA as of late in Miami heat.. I do not remember the exact thread number or URL, but at least one told him it was a "good choice." Also, 0W-20 was suggested.
It has a HUGE sump, which means that oil temperatures are LOW. Which means the oil is heavier than it appears. He has also noted this.
And somebody telling him it was a "good choice" or not, well, it wasn't me, and it wasn't anybody else in this thread who has told you what you've done is NOT a good choice. Also, Ali's vehicles are his own, this vehicle is your mom's, the fact that you want to carry on the comparison is ridiculous. He's a multi-millionaire with a stable full of exotics with massive oil sumps that he puts around in, you are doing experiments on your mom's 200,000 mile GMC with a standard sized oil sump and going WOT like a wild man. Those scenarios don't even begin to be comparable.
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
And let us not get started on Mobil 1 0W-20 - or even 5W-20 - that could be said is fine..
What?
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
At least one poster on here has said that M1 0W-×0, I'm a Dodge Ram, TOWING, long highway trips, didn't use a drop...
The Dodge RAM specs 5w-20 dude!!!! Of course it would be fine with a 0w-20, they are both freakin' 20 weight oils!!! My wife's Charger also specs 5w-20, it gets 0w-20, it was DESIGNED FOR and CALLS FOR a 20-weight oil!
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
You're not NOT making sense, but, I think we are way, waaaay overboard on doom predictions with this.
I'm making perfect sense, you simply aren't using your noodle on this, you are "skim thinking" and subsequently drumming up ludicrous comparisons because you put the wrong oil in your mom's SUV and most of us have told you that was a bad idea.
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
GMC feels much more responsive on its new Magnatec fill, and the other two.. are coming along. IT'S THAT SIMPLE!
Was the 10W-40 "better?" Let's see what other BITOG things we can flip around. For yours truly.....
I already told you the 10w-40 wasn't "smart" either. But it, in the summer heat, and the vehicle being beaten on like a red-headed step-child, is not the risk that the 5w-20 was.
Both are "wrong", one just has more risk associated with it than the other. It is that simple.
And my other points? Out of my reply.. you quoted my reference to AEHaas. Ok. My other tenets and points? Those? ..
I don't think they were really "points", more just ramblings and "what ifs", nothing that really warranted a response. The point about Ali doing it, in a car that is nothing like your mom's SUV, I did feel needed addressing however.
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
Yeah, he babies performance-built niche super high end Italian speed machine, infuses with Audio DNA as of late in Miami heat.. I do not remember the exact thread number or URL, but at least one told him it was a "good choice." Also, 0W-20 was suggested.
It has a HUGE sump, which means that oil temperatures are LOW. Which means the oil is heavier than it appears. He has also noted this.
And somebody telling him it was a "good choice" or not, well, it wasn't me, and it wasn't anybody else in this thread who has told you what you've done is NOT a good choice. Also, Ali's vehicles are his own, this vehicle is your mom's, the fact that you want to carry on the comparison is ridiculous. He's a multi-millionaire with a stable full of exotics with massive oil sumps that he puts around in, you are doing experiments on your mom's 200,000 mile GMC with a standard sized oil sump and going WOT like a wild man. Those scenarios don't even begin to be comparable.
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
And let us not get started on Mobil 1 0W-20 - or even 5W-20 - that could be said is fine..
What?
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
At least one poster on here has said that M1 0W-×0, I'm a Dodge Ram, TOWING, long highway trips, didn't use a drop...
The Dodge RAM specs 5w-20 dude!!!! Of course it would be fine with a 0w-20, they are both freakin' 20 weight oils!!! My wife's Charger also specs 5w-20, it gets 0w-20, it was DESIGNED FOR and CALLS FOR a 20-weight oil!
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
You're not NOT making sense, but, I think we are way, waaaay overboard on doom predictions with this.
I'm making perfect sense, you simply aren't using your noodle on this, you are "skim thinking" and subsequently drumming up ludicrous comparisons because you put the wrong oil in your mom's SUV and most of us have told you that was a bad idea.
Originally Posted By: InfmousCornholio
GMC feels much more responsive on its new Magnatec fill, and the other two.. are coming along. IT'S THAT SIMPLE!
Was the 10W-40 "better?" Let's see what other BITOG things we can flip around. For yours truly.....
I already told you the 10w-40 wasn't "smart" either. But it, in the summer heat, and the vehicle being beaten on like a red-headed step-child, is not the risk that the 5w-20 was.
Both are "wrong", one just has more risk associated with it than the other. It is that simple.