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Chillin' out by the Bay
Drives: 2007 Yaris Liftback Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: The back streets of San Fran
Posts: 151
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I don't want to start a fight with SilverGlow over education. I know how important that is to him given his references to it in just about every other post. I suspect he thinks his penis is larger than everyone else's, and insulting people is an affirmation of that. I think it is a rather emotionally immature way of participating on this forum, and may indicate that penis size is really penis envy?
For the record, I am a CIO of a global technology organization and engineering rigor is my stock in trade. My educational credentials are not really relevant to my question. I was really curious if others saw any difference (anecdotal experience versus an engineering exercise) in op temps using synthetic versus 'dyno' oil in the Yaris . I've used AMSOIL in my TurboVolvo which did show a reduction in op temps in the cruising range as well as the maximum range; meaning, when the ambient temp is HOT with *ahem* 'spirited' driving on the road. My suspicion is that with the Yaris, there isn't much of a difference, meaning it may suggest it is running just fine with 'dyno' oil. Many thanks, fellas, for the input to the thread thus far!
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Gettin' all the way down. Meteorite '07 HB STILL completely stock; but.... checkin' out da other ones to see what's what. Last edited by keesue; 05-12-2009 at 08:49 PM. |
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