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Wix VS Wix XP
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Lesson learned, I just need to say out of threads like these. If there's a c and p, awesome. I don't mind thanking the person for their time.
Anything else, be it good, logical advice as well as comparisons, I should just stay out. Someone somewhere becomes unhappy. Such is life.
Anything else, be it good, logical advice as well as comparisons, I should just stay out. Someone somewhere becomes unhappy. Such is life.
^^^^^^ - resistance is futile!!!!
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
... Yes your Toyota filter cost you about .0006 cents a mile while the Ultra Guard would break the bank almost costing double at .0012 cents a mile.
Suggestion: Check your arithmetic before posting.
... Yes your Toyota filter cost you about .0006 cents a mile while the Ultra Guard would break the bank almost costing double at .0012 cents a mile.
Suggestion: Check your arithmetic before posting.
Originally Posted By: CR94
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
... Yes your Toyota filter cost you about .0006 cents a mile while the Ultra Guard would break the bank almost costing double at .0012 cents a mile.
Suggestion: Check your arithmetic before posting.
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
... Yes your Toyota filter cost you about .0006 cents a mile while the Ultra Guard would break the bank almost costing double at .0012 cents a mile.
Suggestion: Check your arithmetic before posting.
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Only if you can buy filters at about 1% of usual prices.
$6/10000 miles = $0.0006 $/mile = $0.06 cent per mile.
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Only if you can buy filters at about 1% of usual prices.
$6/10000 miles = $0.0006 $/mile = $0.06 cent per mile.
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Originally Posted By: CR94
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Only if you can buy filters at about 1% of usual prices.
$6/10000 miles = $0.0006 $/mile = $0.06 cent per mile.
What's $4.50 at 7500 miles. Local Toyota store had a sale. Filter cost divided by OCI equals cost per mile.
$4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 cents a mile.
Your math says 10 miles is .60. You couldn't afford to run a car on your math!
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Only if you can buy filters at about 1% of usual prices.
$6/10000 miles = $0.0006 $/mile = $0.06 cent per mile.
What's $4.50 at 7500 miles. Local Toyota store had a sale. Filter cost divided by OCI equals cost per mile.
$4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 cents a mile.
Your math says 10 miles is .60. You couldn't afford to run a car on your math!
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4WD
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Or maybe the cost of an oil filter is one or two cups at Starbucks …
Originally Posted By: 4WD
Or maybe the cost of an oil filter is one or two cups at Starbucks …
But you don't buy a filter or two a day. But friends don't let friends drink Starbucks when you can make a good cup of coffee for what .25 or .35?
Or maybe the cost of an oil filter is one or two cups at Starbucks …
But you don't buy a filter or two a day. But friends don't let friends drink Starbucks when you can make a good cup of coffee for what .25 or .35?
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Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Originally Posted By: CR94
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Only if you can buy filters at about 1% of usual prices.
$6/10000 miles = $0.0006 $/mile = $0.06 cent per mile.
What's $4.50 at 7500 miles. Local Toyota store had a sale. Filter cost divided by OCI equals cost per mile.
$4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 cents a mile.
Your math says 10 miles is .60. You couldn't afford to run a car on your math!
No, $4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 dollars a mile, which equals .06 cents a mile
450 cents by 7500 miles equals .06 cents a mile.
Ed
Originally Posted By: CR94
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Sorry I checked it before I posted and its right.
Only if you can buy filters at about 1% of usual prices.
$6/10000 miles = $0.0006 $/mile = $0.06 cent per mile.
What's $4.50 at 7500 miles. Local Toyota store had a sale. Filter cost divided by OCI equals cost per mile.
$4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 cents a mile.
Your math says 10 miles is .60. You couldn't afford to run a car on your math!
No, $4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 dollars a mile, which equals .06 cents a mile
450 cents by 7500 miles equals .06 cents a mile.
Ed
LOL Ed you never made it through basic math or you're a Troll!
The world is unfortunately full of innumerate people.
Originally Posted By: CR94
The world is unfortunately full of innumerate people.
+1.
The world is unfortunately full of innumerate people.
+1.
Originally Posted By: edhackett
No, $4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 dollars a mile, which equals .06 cents a mile
Make them do the dimensional analysis, Ed.
No, $4.50 by 7500 miles equals .0006 dollars a mile, which equals .06 cents a mile
Make them do the dimensional analysis, Ed.
+1
Necropost!
Over two years later what is everyone's thoughts on how far you can push a Wix/Napa Gold and Wix XP/Napa Platinum oil filter?
I feel like a normal Wix/Napa Gold should be able to go at least 10,000 miles and I would consider using one for maybe 12,000 miles I don't know if any Subaru folks would be willing to run one for two 6000 mile OCIs.
I also feel like the WIX XP/Napa Platinum can probably go just as long and maybe even slightly longer than a Fram Ultra. Two or more consecutive OCIs like mentioned above.
Over two years later what is everyone's thoughts on how far you can push a Wix/Napa Gold and Wix XP/Napa Platinum oil filter?
I feel like a normal Wix/Napa Gold should be able to go at least 10,000 miles and I would consider using one for maybe 12,000 miles I don't know if any Subaru folks would be willing to run one for two 6000 mile OCIs.
I also feel like the WIX XP/Napa Platinum can probably go just as long and maybe even slightly longer than a Fram Ultra. Two or more consecutive OCIs like mentioned above.
That's cool. If a topic interests you it's better to start a new one rather than resurrect one this old.
Thanks for that.
