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08-28-2013, 06:15 AM
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Synthetic oil ?
Synthetic oil in cubs? Why not?
I'm thinking of switching over? I've been a AVID user of synthetic oil in my cars for over 20 years. Amsoil is my choice & have had great results with it. Since they were the first in synthetic oil with qualities that surpass other brands. A proven fact by independent lab results. Many new car manufactures are slowly switching over & warranty is VOID if synthetic is NOT used! Like a corvette being one of them. After much research I've found that the military is switching over also. Like synthetic oil & lube for their firearms. I do ALOT of reloading & shooting. Started using synthetic oil for my firearms for over 5 years with great results. A few of my friends have since done the same for their firearms also. Soooooooooooooo, with that said do YOU have comments as to why I shouldn't switch over to synthetic for my cubs? YOUR THOUGHTS? NIK, Old school thought;  " hey, I change my oil every 2,000 miles." " nope, can't beat regular oil." "What? Oil at $5.00 a quart? It's a suckers gimmick. " Blah, blah, blah,  The pros & cons go on. & on most with-out proven fact just refusing to change.
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