Beginner question.
#21
royal purp is the best of the best oil. But its highly expensive as well.
#22
By the way, in B&M's shift kit instructions (for the TH350), they recommend refilling the pan with type F if you don't happen to have their trick stuff handy. That's a coincidence!
Last edited by Camaro 69; 09-20-2011 at 08:53 AM.
#23
Maybe you should try actually READING your Camaro Owners Manual, then you would know.
Page 194:
http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
Page 194:
http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.c...aro_owners.pdf
#24
You also better read your Owners Manual -- 10W is for the warm weather, 5W is for when it's colder, thinner to start more easily. 5W can be year-round, 10W is optional during warmer weather.
The different oil weights (thats what the w in 5w stands for) is for different times. I was always told in summer and spring its better to run a lighter oil 5w and in the colder months a thicker oil.
Though I could have that *** backwards.. eitherway I run 10w all year round. saves on my own personal confusion. As I was told by both my brothers - mobil1, valvoline and castrol are good oils. Royal purple is the best but its not normally used for daily drivers.. mostly for race motors. I run straight synthetic through all my vehicles and i find it is better then reg oil.
Though I could have that *** backwards.. eitherway I run 10w all year round. saves on my own personal confusion. As I was told by both my brothers - mobil1, valvoline and castrol are good oils. Royal purple is the best but its not normally used for daily drivers.. mostly for race motors. I run straight synthetic through all my vehicles and i find it is better then reg oil.
#26
#28
and i run the 10w in my truck year round. In my wifes Im gonna stick with 5w30. THough I might try that eco-synthetic blend stuff here shortly.
Last edited by Senshi09; 09-21-2011 at 05:31 PM.
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