NashMan;1388348 said:um mm have you open up the motor yet and gave this thread a rest ? or are you going to white lab coat this thread to death
PS if this cam thing is an issue Mic them out to see if you worn them to shit cause the cam shaft is alot softer then the shim
and every time you put a cam in substitute one bottle for break in oil or add some zinc additive to your oil
all so i run castrol 10 30 gtx and never had an issue's and can't see my self switching to 5 30 and i don't see a problem with my choice
jdub;1388407 said:Nash - It became clear to me long ago you are going by whatever it is you "believe" regardless. It is your choice, but be prepared for that choice to be corrected when it does not match up to the facts. You can remain ignorant if you so choose.
A ZDDP additive is not necessary for when you change cams...the motors that have major cam wear are on the flat tappet engines and require ZDDP. Overhead cam motors don't have this problem, but it will not hurt if the additive is used either.
di_rosa;1388181 said:not everything gets caught by the oil filter, gonna have to clean everything you want to reuse
NashMan;1388953 said:a performance cam shaft should have an additive added in no cam company will warrant a cam with out it not being used dohc to tappet
PS lay low on the i know it all attitude no one likes it
why bother even quoting my post are you just trying stir the shit pot
thanks!jdub;1389190 said:Villan - Unless you had a crap load of metal particles in the oil, it should not have blocked the filter enough for it to go into bypass. However, if it did, you are no longer filtering the oil and any metal would go straight to the bearings. It is also possible for crud post filter from not cleaning the oil passages broke up and caused damage to the bearings. /End Threadjack
jdub;1389190 said:Speak for yourself Nash...the only one displaying a self richeous know it all attitude is you.
I post about oil/additives because I know about the subject based on fact/science vs all the hearsay BS you spout off and never back up.
Last I checked the 7M and JZ series motors don't have tappets...the BC cams I bought have no such stipulation to use a ZDDP additive or break-in oil for the warranty. Nor do any other cams for the 7M and JZ series motors I've seen. Now, prove an additive is required for a valid warranty for the 7M and JZ series motors or STFU about it.
Villan - Unless you had a crap load of metal particles in the oil, it should not have blocked the filter enough for it to go into bypass. However, if it did, you are no longer filtering the oil and any metal would go straight to the bearings. It is also possible for crud post filter from not cleaning the oil passages broke up and caused damage to the bearings. /End Threadjack
NashMan;1389609 said:i have yet to say this or that i have yet to say no your wrong in this thread or questioned your oil stuff
all i have said is zzzan open the motor up you will find out what failed i highly dought it is the oil you said the same so wtf ?
crane cam's and colt cams i know for sure they wont warrant a cam if an additive is not used some times there support is pretty shitty and hard to deal with ( sorry colt cam's have all way's Bean good to me gotten lots of cams done by him )
plus you all ready agreed is good thing to do?
why doesn't BC requires an additive don't know maybe they use harder steel who knows it's there bizz they can run it the way they want
end of high jack X2 and the end
ps have you open up the motor yet ?