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February 10th, 2003, 07:16 PM
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synthetic oils?
Hey guys i was reading some tips from Kenne Bell and they said not to use synthetic oil with high performance cams?What do you guys think about this?I dont know about you guys but with all the heat that these little v6 engines produce i wouldnt feel good about not haveing synthetic oil.
    
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February 10th, 2003, 08:37 PM
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Well I have talked to the guys at Reed Cams recently about that very subject and they told me the same thing. The Synthetic is too slick and it causes the lifter to not spin correctly causing premature wear. So I now use only Dino oil with Lucas oil stabilizer. He said if you do go to synthetic make sure you have at least 5000 miles if not more on the cam.
hth Sully
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