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What we need is a setup like an airshow stunt plane: an exhaust injector that injects small amounts of "eau de castrol R" so we can have the smell without, you know, having to run the actual stuff.
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My recent decision regarding oil in a '66 3000 with a rebuilt engine
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What we need is a setup like an airshow stunt plane: an exhaust injector that injects small amounts of "eau de castrol R" so we can have the smell without, you know, having to run the actual stuff.
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Thanks, John. One of the best summaries on oil I've seen.
On another note; if you have a spin-on oil filter adapter--the type that is essentially a disk that bolts to the block--I found a good deal on quality filters (a little over $4/per):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Engine-Oil...ash=item4649283dcc:g:2ocAAOSwB4NWxKZb&vxp=mtr
When I bought my adapter from Moss many moons ago, I also bought one of the filters that fit the adapter. It was a Fram PH3600, which cross-refs to this Wix part. The Wix is a quality product (NFI).