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i have been using m1 oil for about 5 years in a total of 20 or so
vehciles including my boat, snow thrower, air compressor, {and even
my computer if it would let me}. any how, to date i have had no
breakdowns of any sort. i have had service trucks that i could never
go over 100k miles without some sort of vale tap, oil burning,
knocking etc. now i have several vehjicles with over 168k and they
do not smoke, burn oi, tap, etc. some of these vehicles were started
on m1 at over 80k, some from new. i can only speak from my personal
experience. i would not change. am a believer. also, i do my oil
chagnges at 7500 miles and an oil fil ter at the same time. my
engine builder that recently rebuilt my healey bugeye engine and my
70 e type engine, said not to use m1 for several thousand miles
because the oil is so slick that the reings would noat seat. sounds
ok but why does chevy corvette and porsche use m1 from new a t the
factory without these same sea ting problems. i will call m1 hotline
and find out. if only m1 was low in saturated fats and tasted a
little better i would use it in my salads.
dan from nj usa
60 bugeye
70 e type
87 560 sl mb
95 c220 mb
87 s-10 pu chevy truck
92 explorer
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