No More Sytec for me
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No More Sytec for me
No more synthetic oil for me....
After seeing my Cams worn out after 50k and changing my oil every 3k miles....I'm done.....I know the Cams were a problem in 2009 but engine and primary is SO MUCH More...QUIETER...
Rebuilt engine:
Using Harley 20 50 standard oil / Harley Primary / Red Line Shock Prof
I know the Red Line stuff is Syntec.... but my Tranny is Golden
Went for a ride Tracy Ca. 106deg. to repeat: the engine and primary is SO MUCH More...QUIETER...
I'll save $$ and still change my oil every 3k miles.. I'll report back in another 50K miles
After seeing my Cams worn out after 50k and changing my oil every 3k miles....I'm done.....I know the Cams were a problem in 2009 but engine and primary is SO MUCH More...QUIETER...
Rebuilt engine:
Using Harley 20 50 standard oil / Harley Primary / Red Line Shock Prof
I know the Red Line stuff is Syntec.... but my Tranny is Golden
Went for a ride Tracy Ca. 106deg. to repeat: the engine and primary is SO MUCH More...QUIETER...
I'll save $$ and still change my oil every 3k miles.. I'll report back in another 50K miles
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i've quit using synthetic as well. straight 50 weight for me in the summer and 20W/50 blend in the winter months. motor is much quieter, adjusted my changes to every 3K and no problems since. Cheaper as well. No noticable change in engine temp huge reduction in noise. Quit running chrome filters as well, went with HD black filter, cheaper and you can't see the filter anyway due to the hoses for the oil cooler, so why pay extra for chrome.
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i've quit using synthetic as well. straight 50 weight for me in the summer and 20W/50 blend in the winter months. motor is much quieter, adjusted my changes to every 3K and no problems since. Cheaper as well. No noticable change in engine temp huge reduction in noise. Quit running chrome filters as well, went with HD black filter, cheaper and you can't see the filter anyway due to the hoses for the oil cooler, so why pay extra for chrome.
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Like the lobes on the cams aren't the same lift or duration anymore from excessive friction or what? chunks of metal missing? Were the lifters still within spec? How did you determine that the cams were "worn out"?