Lexmexico

dagr8tsthustla,

ChrisK has it correct, AutoRx is probably your best choice. Neutra is also another good product.

I personally used Restore (due to lack of availability of the other two down here), and I could visibly see the slude in the oil pan after I used Restore for about a week (500 miles driving in my case). Just make sure to change the oil filter when you switch the oil (people forget), and you should be fine. I have used AutoRx in the States in an old MB 190e, and it worked like a charm when we switched her over to synthetic.

dagr8tsthustla

THANKS!!!!! I'll go try that out asap!!!

Take care !

gebo

Alright, are some of you "oil-heads" checking out Bobistheoilguy.com? You know who I'm talking too. You AutoRx guys!!! Ain't it an awesome site! The stuff really works.

meZoom!

Alright guys, I just got a Neo Synthetic 5w-30 oil change in my 2003 Subaru Impreza yesterday. I've used Neo in my ES300 several times before, and immediately noticed changes in that car. This time around, this is what I noticed:

- quieter engine (the subaru boxer is quite loud)
- smoother revving and smoother engine
- possibly quicker revving?? (can't prove)


i don't know what Neo claims to do in its advertising, i'm about to find out. My subie has 7000 miles, by the way.

Wald GS

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Synthetic is good! My car runs more smoother and you don't have to change your oil every 3K.