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AMSOIL Engine oil

Dominator is great in saws. The only issue is that I'm small saws especially, and at thicker ratios, like more oil than 40:1, some bike oils will not burn completely and will gum up mufflers, screens, piston tops. Mostly high performance racing oils.

Pros: great in saws
Cons: gums up mufflers
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LIQUI MOLY Engine oil

I used OEM, Motul, and LiquiMoly oil. The only one that seemed to do anything with oil consumption was the LiquiMoly. I changed the oil every 5k miles and I had similar experiences as you until I did the LiquiMoly. Completely anecdotal, but I’m a believer. Been using it ever since.

Pros: reduced oil consumption
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 8000 km
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LIQUI MOLY Engine oil

Random guy who works on these cars here, change it at 5-6k regularly. Ignore the casuals here who don’t work on these cars, and especially Ignore the factory recommended interval. Your engine will last much longer, you’ll reduce wear on the timing chain, turbo, as well as other components. You’ll also reduce the chance of your piston rings getting glued together with carbon creating excessive oil consumption. Just change it. I recommend liquimoly oil.

Pros: reduce wear, engine lasts longer
Cons: excessive oil consumption
Mileage: 6000 km
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