oil life?
06-07-2009, 09:26 PM
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Re: oil life?
The oil life indicator is going to be far, far, far, far more accurate than pulling some millage out of a hat (3k,5k,8k,10k) because it takes a lot of different factors into account, not just how many rotations the tires made.
The thing is that guage is also calibrated to the oil that the manufacturer recommends. I personally would use the oil that Honda recommends, and when your computer says to change it, change it.
Unless you've tested your oil.
06-08-2009, 02:37 AM
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Re: oil life?
Originally Posted by ajpturbopittsburgh
What the hell are you talking about?
Originally Posted by ajpturbopittsburgh
I know what he meant rico....
You were doing good up to post #7. You pretty much shot yourself in the foot at post #8. First you help the guy out and give him some good info......then you do a complete 180 and go pms on him in your very next post.
You're losing the battle in this thread man........big time.
Lick your wounds and call it a day!
Go buy a bigger turbo.....that should put a smile on your face!
06-08-2009, 02:40 AM
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Re: oil life?
I think you'll find if you send the oil into Blackstone you'll be good for a lot more than 3,000k.
The oil life indicator is going to be far, far, far, far more accurate than pulling some millage out of a hat (3k,5k,8k,10k) because it takes a lot of different factors into account, not just how many rotations the tires made.
The thing is that guage is also calibrated to the oil that the manufacturer recommends. I personally would use the oil that Honda recommends, and when your computer says to change it, change it.
Unless you've tested your oil.
The oil life indicator is going to be far, far, far, far more accurate than pulling some millage out of a hat (3k,5k,8k,10k) because it takes a lot of different factors into account, not just how many rotations the tires made.
The thing is that guage is also calibrated to the oil that the manufacturer recommends. I personally would use the oil that Honda recommends, and when your computer says to change it, change it.
Unless you've tested your oil.
06-08-2009, 02:52 AM
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Re: oil life?
na im cool i just hate ********* who think they are the **** and wanna think their better then the new guy and talk ****! just be nice and admitt you were over reacting to a easy to answer simple question. thats its!
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