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your backwards on your numbers there a 5 20 and a 10 20 and a 0 20 are all 3 20 weights at temp its what happens to them at cold temps that makes them different. if youre still in texas i dont think a -w is gonna affect you any due to your temps hardly ever getting much below the 32 degree mark. that being said I only run straight wieght (sae 20 sae 30) in small engines eg lawn mowers 4 wheelers stuff like that. i am also an endorser of full syn. oil but my vehicles are considered extreme duty and need all the extra protection I can get. i also use to think zmaxx was just a gimmic until we put a new i/o motor in out boat and used zmaxx. at about 20 hrs we had a filter spin off and drain all the oil. we ran it for about 20 mins no oil and once we got it back in the garage we pulled the pan and head. that fucker looked brand new there was not 1 scratch in the bore and the bearings looked beautiful. since thta point I have run it in all my engines. I have 243000 miles on a 5.4l v8 gas burner that i pull 16000 lbs with and my gross weight is 23000lbs. that truck was designed for 11500lbs. i might not get good mileage but the engine is as strong as it was the first time I pulled with it.

the first number infront of the w stands for the viscosity in winter temperatures. the second number is hot viscosity. so a 5w 20 act like a 5 weight in cold climates when used in hot environments its the viscosity of a 20 excerpt from amsoil OK . . .What does a 5W-30 do that an SAE 30 won't? When you see a W on a viscosity rating it means that this oil viscosity has been tested at a Colder temperature. The numbers without the W are all tested at 210° F or 100° C which is considered an approximation of engine operating temperature. In other words, a SAE 30 motor oil is the same viscosity as a 10w-30 or 5W-30 at 210° (100° C). The difference is when the viscosity is tested at a much colder temperature. For example, a 5W-30 motor oil performs like a SAE 5 motor oil would perform at the cold temperature specified, but still has the SAE 30 viscosity at 210° F (100° C) which is engine operating temperature. This allows the engine to get quick oil flow when it is started cold verses dry running until lubricant either warms up sufficiently or is finally forced through the engine oil system. The advantages of a low W viscosity number is obvious. The quicker the oil flows cold, the less dry running. Less dry running means much less engine wear. http://www.upmpg.com/tech_articles/motoroil_viscosity/

it is recommended to run a little thicker oil in hotter environments. there is a sliding scale the shows what temp range is ideal for that particular brands weights. most people run the same year round some dont some have extreme seasonal shifts. it will not hurt to run 5 30 in the summer do what you are comfortable with after finding what temperature range you are normally dealing with edit to 5 30 not 10 30

i have accidentally stolen one or 2 while defrosting. i have + activate and it automatically does it. i try no to run to close to a package though

Do you have a case of the mondays bites

yeah they are eatin her to death the vet has her on high protein food. she is starting to gain a little but as soon as they are weened she should get her weight back. but yes she is super skinny right now

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its a bitch dividing 10 toes into 3. gets a little bloody at times

so all of your computers do the same thing correct if so sounds like something in the router or other common hub

achi is a definite on a ssd. if its not set to achi in the bios for the ssd then the os will have problems and cause all kinds of weird issues

nooooooooo you have the best win os available at the moment keep 7 as long as you can

you will get atleast 6 yrs outta it lol

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by 2020 they SHOULD have another good one released. or be out of business lmao

hit the record button lmao u big ass

i found ladys code on her comp through regedit so i knew the other was mine

in cod4 it isnt listed its just blank boxes for you to put in a different key

it wasnt because of the sound quality (i use a g35 with its own drivers. realtex love to cause the iw3.exe problem with some games

i am getting my new comp set up and have my old hd attached and pulling stuff over. how can i find my key for cod4. i can actually still play the game with it on=n the old drive while slaved to the new comp. but i can not find the key. its not listeed in regedit like it would be if installed on the new system

gsp?

typical you knock a bitch up and then say it aint mine pay your debts fukr

you heard the old saying. like a bitch in heat........ they will fuck a tree if they can lmao

thank yall for the wishes i needed them today got a lvl 1 inspection passed pulled over right down the road for another inspection and a warning about a torn strap. he said he was nice and not gonna write me a 200 dollar ticket. then while fucking around with that pig (sorry to any LEO's in here i really do love yall until you become a prick) i stepped in a fire ant hill. noticed when i got back in the truck and my ancle was on fire and covered with ants. then i drove the front tire of a 08 f450 off of the side of my trailer thankfully it landed on the control arm and not the body or bumper. 4wd and a few attempts got me safely to the ground.