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Originally Posted by jewels
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Originally Posted by filip75
Oil gets to an ideal state after running through the system for a while. For example, Redline oil reached its optimal use after 5-7k miles.
After all, it's a car. Drive it and treat it as it was designed to be used/ treated. After several years turn it in and get a new one. Rinse and repeat the process. Done.
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I have a 1980 BMW R100RT (Air Cooled)..Had it since new...Some us "Rinse & Repeat" some of us ride (drive) and enjoy. I agree I have always treated my machinery like they were designed, but what the use of purchasing quality if your going to rinse and repeat.
For that kind of view you can buy a Korean Automobile and bank the rest  |
Agree, 10-15k is beyond ridiculous, unless you lease then WGAS, I bought, so my oil will never age beyond 5k
