walmart tcw3 supertech

[cterrebonne]

you cant compare gps units to engine oil.

[nipper]

I was not trying to compare gps units to engine oil. I was comparing Walmart TCW3 to Mercury brand, Valvoline, etc.

[cterrebonne]

i see what you mean. i would agree with you that probably supertech and valvoline are the same.

[macojoe]

Hereis my take on it, If you have a new motor use whatthey tell you for warrantee purposes, if you have a old motor use what you want, its all TW3 , I have been using Wallfasrt & Pensoil for years, Last season I had some one give me a case of Exon and I have Used that.

[Skools Out]

Originally Posted by cterrebonne

thats a stretch.

hey Newbie don't ruffle our feathers oil is oil as said and YES I SAID YES walmart is Penzoil. if you want high dollar oil then find pay for the label but don't argue with all the gods here.

[cterrebonne]

Originally Posted by Skools Out

hey Newbie don't ruffle our feathers oil is oil as said and YES I SAID YES walmart is Penzoil. if you want high dollar oil then find pay for the label but don't argue with all the gods here.

not ruffling feathers. i might have taken his comment differently than intended. i'll be quiet now :)

[THEFERMANATOR]

I personally have had great luck with the pennzoil synthetic blend as well. It leaves a nice film behind to protect the parts for the next start-up. I know that the old JOHNSON 2 -stroke oil would completely drain off of the inside's of an engine after it sat for say 2 weeks, whereas the PENNZOIL will leave a film. That film really helps when you start an engine up after it has sat for awhile. The newer oil's are probably all about the same, but I know some of the old ones weren't that good. I lucked out and bought MERCURY oil from SAM's ealier in the year for under $13 a gallon for my MERC. I figure it's made it 12 years on MERCURY oil, why not stay with it.

[Mac_Attack]

I wouldn't buy anything from Wally! Billy Mac ;D

[Skools Out]

good point Ferm i like to push the primer a few after pumping the primer bulb to oil / lube up the motor all over inside before i start to avoid a dry start.

[phester]

Ferm, the Pennzoil you 're referring to, is that the 25% synthetic- 75% real oil? I've got a '92 150 Jonny and have been using that since I've owned it. It's not big money....nor is it cheap...so far I like how it's working. I usually add a little into the gas tank as well. Yes, I have the VRO....and I have complete trust in the reliability of the VRO system