New truck, first scheduled oil change at 10,000... really?

Canola.

 

I was thinking organic coconut oil from Costco. Heard the exhaust smells great and the oil doesnt break down at high temperatures.

 

What is the best ice to put in my cooler. Round or square? Filtered or tap water? Any particular company make better ice than the others?

 

Wow, your engine must be so happy.

 

Must use round organic large ice cubes for best cooling performance.

 

I tried that, but I really felt like my timing chain noise got worse. The one that really fixed me up though is the fair trade fresh-squeezed baby oil.

 

I use my old/new oil. It's got less than 100 miles on it so might as well use it for something.i also prefer rectangle cubes.

 

How often should I change the ice? Every 5k minutes, every 10k minutes? This is all too much for me.

 

Very happy. Oil is cheap, engines are not, and dust is everywhere.

 

My old Amana fridge makes good ice, but it’s a half moon shape.

 

Yes but is you look at it from the top it's a rectangle, so it passes the sniff test

 

I didn’t think about that.

 

Its ok we are here to help!

Well we figured out that the magic number is 5k, hammer will agree. I would recommend no longer then 5k for optimal cooling perfrormance.

 

Hand-carved dodecahedrons offer a superior form of cold, last longer, and are better for the cooler. Some may scoff at the $20/pound price tag, but I really think the peace of mind and feeling of superiority makes it worth it.

 

You let your ice go that long? Are you trying to wear your cooler out or something?

 

I will agree with you on that dust, fucking everywhere. Thats why i also replace my air filter every week, the air flow is amazing.

 

But but thats what the manual says... what should i do then?

 

Pfft, every week he says, for shame.

 

You can make 20% more ice if you use a K&N filter. Hell just the K&N sticker will make ice 5% faster.....and colder.