M30B35

Wrong. Fuel pump issues are finally over. And still 100k warrantied.

My e23 is on that list too. M30B34.

They have it in 5 gallon buckets at Walmart. Awwww yeah.

It's one of the best oils. I've used it in everything from Datsuns to BMWs to Diesel Mercedes to Fiats. Always got good UOAs.

Rotella T6. ;)

Wrong again. Synthetic oils are NOT thinner. Viscosity is viscosity. What synthetic oils have is higher detergent levels, which will clean the crap plugging current oil leaks. Synthetic may not have been better for YOU, because your car had a leak, but the oil was still better for your CAR, whether it leaked or not.

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Yay Porterfields!

I hate this statement. Synthetic oil is better in every way, in almost every car.

Yeah, the whole, RRFPR and FMU scene should be dead. It should be dead in the 80's where it came from, unless you're doing a period-build that you want to run pig rich or on the ragged edge of detonation.

All the tools you'll likely need and a box to carry them all can be had for less than $200.

I rebuilt my old VW with a $160 set of Husky sockets, a set of Allen keys, and two XZN sockets.

This BMW fanboy is probably going to buy one in "fuck-you!" Yellow.

I'd like to add to this. If you get an intake restriction gauge/filter minder, you can actually see which filter is best for your car. For me, it's Purolator.

This is hit or miss. In my old 7er, big help, especially with stiffer springs and shocks installed.

Citroens have the best steering wheels!

in in real life?

I know, I thought for sure people would cry, " THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON A TRACK!"

The same thing is said about BMW's iDrive system. If it's so bad, why did Mercedes and Audi rip it off?

Man this forum is packed with a bunch of self-righteous assholes.