kennyrupert@hotmail.com

I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
was absolutely retarded. If you put 15w40 or heavier viscocity oil in
your honda you will put extremely excessive wear on your crank case,
and possibly destroy your engine. It will also hurt your gas
mileage. Plus Deisel oil is made for deisel fuel. Its just not made
to stand up with all the detergents and additives that are put into
gasoline. I own two oil change facilities and one all around repair
shop and it is my life. As far as which oil is best. If you look-up
any test by the API(american petroleum Instite) it will normally
conclude that Amsoil Synthetic is the best. In a 2.0 Honda motor with
less than 100,000 miles it is probably recommended that you use a 5w30
maybe as heavy as a 10w30. Any name brand oil that is certified by
the API will work, but synthetics are superior, and AMsoil beats all
others(including Mobil 1) in most test. With a synthetic, oil
additives are not necessary. However many have been proven to help
reduce friction(I sell TX7 at my shop). One of my vehcles is a 95'
accord(my daily driver) with the H22A vtec. Its had an Intake,
header, and exhaust. I dog it and have 200,000 on it and it runs
perfectly. As far as your reving goes. I don't know off hand what
the redline is for that specific block, but it is no problem to barely
hit the redline somewhat often in a honda motor. Check on a honda
message board(such as ) to find out your specific
redline. The s2000 doesn't even redline till 8500. They make tight
small motors with a short stroke so it can be reved. You don't wwant
to go far past your peak horsepower, but the farther you go the father
you are into your torque band when you shift to the next gear.
Thankyou for your time.

Dan C

On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 05:46:11 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:

> I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> was absolutely retarded.

Whose "first response"? Huh?

What are you referring to?

--
"Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

Dan C

On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 05:46:11 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:

> I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> was absolutely retarded.

Whose "first response"? Huh?

What are you referring to?

--
"Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

Dan C

On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 05:46:11 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:

> I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> was absolutely retarded.

Whose "first response"? Huh?

What are you referring to?

--
"Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

kennyrupert@hotmail.com

On Jun 13, 10:20 pm, Dan C <youmustbejok...@lan.invalid> wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 05:46:11 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:
> > I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> > was absolutely retarded.
>
> Whose "first response"? Huh?
>
> What are you referring to?
>
> --
> "Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

Sorry about this post guys, it was supposed to be a response to THE
BEST OIL post.

kennyrupert@hotmail.com

On Jun 13, 10:20 pm, Dan C <youmustbejok...@lan.invalid> wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 05:46:11 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:
> > I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> > was absolutely retarded.
>
> Whose "first response"? Huh?
>
> What are you referring to?
>
> --
> "Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

Sorry about this post guys, it was supposed to be a response to THE
BEST OIL post.

kennyrupert@hotmail.com

On Jun 13, 10:20 pm, Dan C <youmustbejok...@lan.invalid> wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 05:46:11 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:
> > I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> > was absolutely retarded.
>
> Whose "first response"? Huh?
>
> What are you referring to?
>
> --
> "Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

Sorry about this post guys, it was supposed to be a response to THE
BEST OIL post.

Dan C

On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 07:15:39 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:

>> > I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
>> > was absolutely retarded.

>> Whose "first response"? Huh?
>> What are you referring to?

> Sorry about this post guys, it was supposed to be a response to THE
> BEST OIL post.

I bet if you were to use a real Usenet newsgroup application (instead of
posting from Google Groups), you wouldn't have problems like this...

--
"Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

Dan C

On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 07:15:39 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:

>> > I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
>> > was absolutely retarded.

>> Whose "first response"? Huh?
>> What are you referring to?

> Sorry about this post guys, it was supposed to be a response to THE
> BEST OIL post.

I bet if you were to use a real Usenet newsgroup application (instead of
posting from Google Groups), you wouldn't have problems like this...

--
"Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

Dan C

On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 07:15:39 -0700, kennyrupert wrote:

>> > I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
>> > was absolutely retarded.

>> Whose "first response"? Huh?
>> What are you referring to?

> Sorry about this post guys, it was supposed to be a response to THE
> BEST OIL post.

I bet if you were to use a real Usenet newsgroup application (instead of
posting from Google Groups), you wouldn't have problems like this...

--
"Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me".

mred

On Jun 13, 8:46 am, kennyrup...@hotmail.com wrote:
> I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> was absolutely retarded. If you put 15w40 or heavier viscocity oil in
> your honda you will put extremely excessive wear on your crank case,
> and possibly destroy your engine. It will also hurt your gas
> mileage. Plus Deisel oil is made for deisel fuel. Its just not made
> to stand up with all the detergents and additives that are put into
> gasoline. I own two oil change facilities and one all around repair
> shop and it is my life. As far as which oil is best. If you look-up
> any test by the API(american petroleum Instite) it will normally
> conclude that Amsoil Synthetic is the best. In a 2.0 Honda motor with
> less than 100,000 miles it is probably recommended that you use a 5w30
> maybe as heavy as a 10w30. Any name brand oil that is certified by
> the API will work, but synthetics are superior, and AMsoil beats all
> others(including Mobil 1) in most test. With a synthetic, oil
> additives are not necessary. However many have been proven to help
> reduce friction(I sell TX7 at my shop). One of my vehcles is a 95'
> accord(my daily driver) with the H22A vtec. Its had an Intake,
> header, and exhaust. I dog it and have 200,000 on it and it runs
> perfectly. As far as your reving goes. I don't know off hand what
> the redline is for that specific block, but it is no problem to barely
> hit the redline somewhat often in a honda motor. Check on a honda
> message board(such as ) to find out your specific
> redline. The s2000 doesn't even redline till 8500. They make tight
> small motors with a short stroke so it can be reved. You don't wwant
> to go far past your peak horsepower, but the farther you go the father
> you are into your torque band when you shift to the next gear.
> Thankyou for your time.

Your post is noted and recorded Thank you for your input

However I was speaking from personal experience with my `86 Accord
and I used to use deisel rated oil in my motorcycle as well until
Mobil 1 came along.(15w50)

I never had a problem with using deisel oil in my Accord.OR my bike.

I used a 10 w40 deisel oil in the summer specifiaclly for the hot
weather high speed driving I was doing

Of course in the winter I reverted to 5w 30 auto oil ( no synthetic at
the time .)-30*F at times.

This combination worked extremely well for me

By the way , deisel is good enough for deisels its good enough for
cars , particularly since it has MORE anti-wear additives such as
phophorous in it

All I can say at this point in time ? is it WORKED FOR ME ~!

In my `02 Camry I use Mobil 1 synthetic 5w30.It seems to stand up well
with practically no oil consumption on long highway trips.

If synthetic wasnt available ? you can be SURE I would use a good
quality deisel rated oil again.

mred

On Jun 13, 8:46 am, kennyrup...@hotmail.com wrote:
> I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> was absolutely retarded. If you put 15w40 or heavier viscocity oil in
> your honda you will put extremely excessive wear on your crank case,
> and possibly destroy your engine. It will also hurt your gas
> mileage. Plus Deisel oil is made for deisel fuel. Its just not made
> to stand up with all the detergents and additives that are put into
> gasoline. I own two oil change facilities and one all around repair
> shop and it is my life. As far as which oil is best. If you look-up
> any test by the API(american petroleum Instite) it will normally
> conclude that Amsoil Synthetic is the best. In a 2.0 Honda motor with
> less than 100,000 miles it is probably recommended that you use a 5w30
> maybe as heavy as a 10w30. Any name brand oil that is certified by
> the API will work, but synthetics are superior, and AMsoil beats all
> others(including Mobil 1) in most test. With a synthetic, oil
> additives are not necessary. However many have been proven to help
> reduce friction(I sell TX7 at my shop). One of my vehcles is a 95'
> accord(my daily driver) with the H22A vtec. Its had an Intake,
> header, and exhaust. I dog it and have 200,000 on it and it runs
> perfectly. As far as your reving goes. I don't know off hand what
> the redline is for that specific block, but it is no problem to barely
> hit the redline somewhat often in a honda motor. Check on a honda
> message board(such as ) to find out your specific
> redline. The s2000 doesn't even redline till 8500. They make tight
> small motors with a short stroke so it can be reved. You don't wwant
> to go far past your peak horsepower, but the farther you go the father
> you are into your torque band when you shift to the next gear.
> Thankyou for your time.

Your post is noted and recorded Thank you for your input

However I was speaking from personal experience with my `86 Accord
and I used to use deisel rated oil in my motorcycle as well until
Mobil 1 came along.(15w50)

I never had a problem with using deisel oil in my Accord.OR my bike.

I used a 10 w40 deisel oil in the summer specifiaclly for the hot
weather high speed driving I was doing

Of course in the winter I reverted to 5w 30 auto oil ( no synthetic at
the time .)-30*F at times.

This combination worked extremely well for me

By the way , deisel is good enough for deisels its good enough for
cars , particularly since it has MORE anti-wear additives such as
phophorous in it

All I can say at this point in time ? is it WORKED FOR ME ~!

In my `02 Camry I use Mobil 1 synthetic 5w30.It seems to stand up well
with practically no oil consumption on long highway trips.

If synthetic wasnt available ? you can be SURE I would use a good
quality deisel rated oil again.

mred

On Jun 13, 8:46 am, kennyrup...@hotmail.com wrote:
> I'm not one to talk "junk" on the internet, but your first response
> was absolutely retarded. If you put 15w40 or heavier viscocity oil in
> your honda you will put extremely excessive wear on your crank case,
> and possibly destroy your engine. It will also hurt your gas
> mileage. Plus Deisel oil is made for deisel fuel. Its just not made
> to stand up with all the detergents and additives that are put into
> gasoline. I own two oil change facilities and one all around repair
> shop and it is my life. As far as which oil is best. If you look-up
> any test by the API(american petroleum Instite) it will normally
> conclude that Amsoil Synthetic is the best. In a 2.0 Honda motor with
> less than 100,000 miles it is probably recommended that you use a 5w30
> maybe as heavy as a 10w30. Any name brand oil that is certified by
> the API will work, but synthetics are superior, and AMsoil beats all
> others(including Mobil 1) in most test. With a synthetic, oil
> additives are not necessary. However many have been proven to help
> reduce friction(I sell TX7 at my shop). One of my vehcles is a 95'
> accord(my daily driver) with the H22A vtec. Its had an Intake,
> header, and exhaust. I dog it and have 200,000 on it and it runs
> perfectly. As far as your reving goes. I don't know off hand what
> the redline is for that specific block, but it is no problem to barely
> hit the redline somewhat often in a honda motor. Check on a honda
> message board(such as ) to find out your specific
> redline. The s2000 doesn't even redline till 8500. They make tight
> small motors with a short stroke so it can be reved. You don't wwant
> to go far past your peak horsepower, but the farther you go the father
> you are into your torque band when you shift to the next gear.
> Thankyou for your time.

Your post is noted and recorded Thank you for your input

However I was speaking from personal experience with my `86 Accord
and I used to use deisel rated oil in my motorcycle as well until
Mobil 1 came along.(15w50)

I never had a problem with using deisel oil in my Accord.OR my bike.

I used a 10 w40 deisel oil in the summer specifiaclly for the hot
weather high speed driving I was doing

Of course in the winter I reverted to 5w 30 auto oil ( no synthetic at
the time .)-30*F at times.

This combination worked extremely well for me

By the way , deisel is good enough for deisels its good enough for
cars , particularly since it has MORE anti-wear additives such as
phophorous in it

All I can say at this point in time ? is it WORKED FOR ME ~!

In my `02 Camry I use Mobil 1 synthetic 5w30.It seems to stand up well
with practically no oil consumption on long highway trips.

If synthetic wasnt available ? you can be SURE I would use a good
quality deisel rated oil again.