[SEL] Maytags always steal the show !! OT Amsoil

[Alan Bowen]

Amsoil is the BEST.
Right now my 1995 Ford Aerostar is just a peppy as ever.  215,000 + miles and all but the first two years it has been lubed by Amsoil.
Yes, It does cost about double when the oil is changed.
The oil only gets changed once a year though.
Figure out the saving there,,,, 8>))

Another option is never changing your oil,,,,
A friend of mine went that route.  He changes his filter twice a year and sends a sample of his oil to be analyzed once a year.  That same Amsoil has been in his truck for 3 1/2 years now.

For either of options use Amsoil oil filters. They are built to last longer.

I will ask my up-link Amsoil   distributor about that Maytag 50 to 1 idea.

Alan Bowen
Williamsburg, Michigan

Mark Shulaw <frappi at wcoil.com> wrote: Hi Tony,
  I've heard a lot of good talk about synthetics. I've just never been 
brave enough to try them. I wish I had the time and money to really put 
some diffferent oils thru the true test of a engine under load for gallons 
of fuel. To do like that fellow did a few years back just for the heck of 
it where he run  50  gallons of fuel thru a Maytag. But in this case to 
test in a controlled situation different oils and mixtures. But this is 
only something a corperation can afford to do.
            TTYL,  Mark

At 02:59 PM 9/11/07, you wrote:
>I'd run my old 60's Jacobsen mower on a 100:1 mix of Amsoil synthetic
>2 stroke for 4-5 years and it never seemed to mind, so I tried it in
>a couple Maytags at 50:1.  I've heard of people running Maytags on
>100:1 Amsoil, but I'm not that brave.  Besides, there's still hardly
>any smoke to speak of at 50:1 so why push it.
>
>-Tony
>

       
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