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Greetings
Date: 2007/10/02 02:05 By: stormin norman Status: User  
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2007 FJ. got 25 mpg from Buffalo NY to Cary NC.
mostly freeway driving using 91+ octane and Mobile 1

Looking for directions on installing a XM radio antenna for a portable installation.

thanks to all in advance for information.
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Re:Greetings
Date: 2007/10/02 06:23 By: Runner_Ryan Status: Admin  
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stormin norman wrote:
2007 FJ. got 25 mpg from Buffalo NY to Cary NC.
mostly freeway driving using 91+ octane and Mobile 1

Looking for directions on installing a XM radio antenna for a portable installation.

thanks to all in advance for information.

That Mobil 1 really makes a difference. I sure have noticed a change in my fuel consumption.
Sorry, Stormin'...no radio info from me.
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Re:Greetings
Date: 2007/10/02 18:03 By: fatback Status: Admin  
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What is this Mobile1 stuff you all are talking about?
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Re:Greetings
Date: 2007/10/03 05:34 By: Runner_Ryan Status: Admin  
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Full synthetic oil. It's a bit more expensive than Dino oil, but it lasts longer, gives more protection, and reduces friction to a point that it's actually noticable.
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Re:Greetings
Date: 2007/10/03 20:37 By: fatback Status: Admin  
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Ok, so it is a syn motor oil, that I have heard of. I thought it was some type of fuel additive. With all the different syn oil on the market, what makes Mobile1 stand out from the crowd? Also, is there a certain oil filter that should be used with the syn oil? All this is new to me, I just used 5w30 in my pickup year 'round, I never thought it was worth the extra money. How long can you go between changes with syn?
I know it is a lot of questions, so thanks in advance.
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