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|    Roy Witt to TOM WALKER    |
|    Stop Wasting Your Oil!    |
|    19 Oct 12 15:50:31    |
       TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:               RW> TW>> I know you did not post the above but I mised it the first tiem        RW> TW>> around and MUST comment. THAT is NO endorsement that can apply        RW> TW>> to Automobile Engine oil changes. The operating conditions are        RW> TW>> Totally different.               RW>> Which is why I left it as is without comment. My SIL works for        RW>> Continental Airlines as a maintenence mechanic in Houston, so I was        RW>> going to wait to hear back from him on the use of oil in that        RW>> industry.               TW> Out of copuriosuity I checked on Avation Jet engine oil and guess        TW> what. Mobile Jet Oil II(Aviation) is top rated!! :-) It costs $15.00        TW> per quart though              8^) Interesting.               TW> But agai nthe Requitrements are so muchy different that it cannor be        TW> compaitred to an Internal combustion oil. And even with the Piston        TW> engiens since they are Air Colled the oil is different becasue of the        TW> different operating conditions. NOW for a Corvair, Old VW or an        TW> aircolled motorcycle there may be some comparisions of Interest of        TW> Aviation oil.              Today's motorcycles use engine oil to lubricate clutches and       transmissions, which is why they still change oil on a 3k mile basis...the       use of synthetics in motorcycles is another item of contention, since it       doesn't do for clutch plates what it does for engine bearings, etc. ...       Dunno why, that's just what I'm told by my friend Andrew, who is a       motorcycle nut.                      R\%/itt                     ... Mark Owen: "Hey, did you ever hear anything about that beer?       ... Fellow SEAL: "You believed that s**t, I bet you voted for change too,       ... SUCKER."                     --- GoldED+/W32        * Origin: Texas Lone-Star - Texan, American, USAian (1:387/22)    |
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