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#21
Originally Posted by RevGTO
You live in Wisconsin and are getting a 160* stat? Why? Don't care to have heat in your car on short drives in the winter when it's 10* out? Summer up there only lasts a couple of months anyway - I wouldn't go any lower than a 180*, but that's just me.
#22
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From: Schiller Park, IL Member: #317
5W30 is fine for the winter months, but for summer I feel better using the 10W30. I used to use valvoline syn. 10W30 but just switched to M1 10W30. I really don't see myself ever going back to a 5W30 oil, but then again I don't drive the Z28 in the winter.
#23
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From: Schiller Park, IL Member: #317
Originally Posted by 007
Owners manual says 5w30. But I see some of you run the 10w30. Whats the advantage of 10w30?
#25
Originally Posted by BlkZ28LS6
Autozone carries it but you have to look on the back of the bottle and look for, "Made In Germany".