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Posted by txblu on February 22, 2005 at 05:26:24 from (209.151.113.162):
In Reply to: Re: OT- Changing oil brands posted by buickanddeere on February 21, 2005 at 22:06:15:
Wise man speak truth......now you wouldn't be punnin me about my thread concerning using my impact tool to torque my heads are you? Har Har. For what it's worth, I calibrated the thing with a wrench first. Cleaned up all bolt threads and lubed them. Then ran them down and watched them stop turning then the prescribed number of whacks (at 100 psig regulated) and that was that. I did buy some Mobil 1 at Wallyworld (brand new listing for them) rated 5w 40 with the CI-4 and SJ service ratings. Says it's made for trucks and suv engines including the strokers. I certainly agree with your comment about regardless of what people say, we do what we want anyway.....just looking for someone else to agree. Grin See ya, Mark
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