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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: ramair-airfilters-etc.
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I change the oil & filter every 3k miles.  Problem is I put anywhere from 800 
to 2000 miles a week on the car.  Driving in sunny FL, even on the interstate 
system, isn't quite as bad as driving in a coal mine, but with all the 
construction going on, it is a lot like dirt track driving.  The K&N 
literature recommends servicing the air filter (wash and apply new "filter 
oil") at least every 50k miles.... if I did that down here I'm afraid I'd 
collapse the air box <g>.  I'll be servicing it at every other oil change, at 
least until they finish expanding all these roads down here (looks like I'll 
be doing it forever).

   <Marv>


"jesse farr" <jesse@jessfarr.com> wrote:

""" You ain't got no business driving a lincoln town car in a coal mine or on
dirt tracks; or, you need to change oil a whole lot sooner. <g>
  
  jofarr, soddy tn
"""