

| Subject: | Re: Synthetic Oil(s) |
| From: | TBill |
| Date: | Sat, 11 Oct 1997 19:12:47 -0700 |
Brad Spear wrote: > > In a message dated 97-10-10 02:55:15 EDT, tbill@STARTEXT.NET writes: > > << 10-30 is far too light. You need -50 something for hot days. > I'm not running synthetic, but I think the numbers equate. > > TBill > >> > I use 5w-30 here in the winter. This is just about right when the high > temperature for the day is in the single digits and still has a minus sign in > fron of it. Yeah, and if you ran that stuff here in Texas in the summer your oil preasure wouldn't make it out of single digits! TBill ***My careful calculations show the problem doesn't exist!***
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