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Old 05-26-2017, 04:07 PM   #20
Travelin' Texans
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Originally Posted by Thor29.3inAZ View Post
I wouldn't say using synthetic is BS, a far cry from that. Synthetics tend to be a oil that resist shearing and breaking down with over temp. The base stock is formed with different chemicals and added to dino oil. Hence why all modern transmissions spec synthetic oil. Even though I have never over temp either engine or transmission, using synthetic oil will allow extended intervals. It's really not that much more to use synthetic over conventional.
Added note, I didn't receive any owners manual for my chassis....
I'm not saying the synthetic oil is bs, but all the hype on what a miracle elixir for your engine it is. It DOES NOT increase fuel mileage, increase horsepower or increase oil change intervals, but it does cost more which is great if that's what you want to use or your vehicle recommends using. It was designed to decrease demand for fossil fuels much like the ethanol fuel was supposed to do & that is a giant load of bs.
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