Supra owners are special....

[IJ.]

says the nuclear plant worker.

Yep can't remember being irradiated by a McNugget !

 

[aye mate]

^haha pwnt!

 

[Joel W.]

ive always killed my headlghts at the drive thru. no matter what car im in. but buying someone elses meal, thats just crazy nice of you.. good job...

 

[jetjock]

thats a really good story of respect and cortesy,
, but
you wouldn't catch me at a drive through , especially of a fast food place,,,, you might as well eat shit,, fast food is about the worse for you to eat, let alone fast food taiste like shit.....

cook a real meal at home......


Will

Try living off airline food.... I eat fast food just to keep up my immunity

 

[johnathan1]

I know this thread is like ancient, but I just saw it... Also, I am currently running Pennzoil 10w-40 in my Supra...Is that okay, what do you guys recommend? I talked to Aaron at Driftmotion and he said that he uses Valvoline VR-1 20w-50, so I was planning on switching to that next oil change... What does everyone think? I just wanna make sure my baby is protected

 

[lanky189]

valvoline is lame... castrol gtx ftw.

 

[johnathan1]

umm, ok... but that doesn't help me at all... what weight?

 

[lanky189]

depends on your climate...the owners manual has a great breakdown of what to use in what climate.. here in Va our winters often stay close to 30 F, summers don't usuall get below 70, so winter time I'd go with 10w40, summer time get 20w50, but always always keep an eye on your oil pressure gauge (if youre running more than stock boost, get an aftermarket gauge) if the pressure is too low for your liking..get a thicker oil

 

[lanky189]

umm, ok... but that doesn't help me at all... what weight?

btw.... http://www.supramania.com/forums/search.php
I searched "Oil Weights"

and the third listing is..
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10017&highlight=Oil+weights

 

[johnathan1]

wait, so tell me, should i switch to 20w-50 or stay with 10w-40?

 

[whudafux]

Stay with a lighter weight. The reason most people use a heavy weight oil is if they have a small leak or they THINK it lubricates the cylinder walls better. But, it's false. When you cold start it, ALL of the oil is back in the pan. None of it stays on the walls or bearings. A heavier weight takes longer to get distributed thruout the engine. So, I say, a lighter weight oil.

 

[johnathan1]

hmm, already changed out to 20w-50, thanks for the info though!!

 

[aljordan]

I thought I was the only person who turned their lights off at the drive thru. Same with the ATM. When in line at the ATM.. I hang back 30 feet or so so the person doesn't feel rushed.

I'm alllll about the karma.