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Re: Additives...any real benefit?
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Posted by Steven@nd on October 04, 2002 at 06:40:58 from (165.234.131.125):
In Reply to: Additives...any real benefit? posted by D.L. on October 03, 2002 at 20:32:44:
Took apart a neighbor's 350 chevy that he had constantly dumped STP additives in. Had thick goo all over inside the engine, terrible junk to try to clean out. I personally just go for good quality oil in most of my stuff. Case IH brand for most of the farm tractors, Rotella 15W-40 for my H and brother's Cummins pickup, and cheapo Wal-Mart oil in my car. Seriously can't tell the difference in my car, but I don't plan on having that for 40 years like my H. Steven
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