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I was going to buy an s6 until I joined an s6 owners group on Facebook and majority of the posts are people complaining about their quarterly 3k fix. Definitely performers but also definitely costly
 

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I was going to buy an s6 until I joined an s6 owners group on Facebook and majority of the posts are people complaining about their quarterly 3k fix. Definitely performers but also definitely costly

Annual cost maybe. I spent about 1200 annually on my s6 but I didn't go to dealer unless I had to. But they are expensive and that's why I no longer own one. If I was making 150k or higher a year, I'd buy another one in a heartbeat.
 

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Annual cost maybe. I spent about 1200 annually on my s6 but I didn't go to dealer unless I had to. But they are expensive and that's why I no longer own one. If I was making 150k or higher a year, I'd buy another one in a heartbeat.
I am talking the 4L TT one not the v10 version for reference.
 

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Got the oil analysis report back from BlackStone Laboratories today. The last sample of my stock motor with Royal Purple XPR 5w30.

Hmm the lead is strange, maybe I didn’t get unleaded race fuel...oops. Other than that, some more metal than last sample results on the far right column from last year. Fuel dilution is better and this was a hot sample...the previous sample was cold and cold samples are said to contain more fuel.

Guess more metal is the price you pay to play.......although it’s comforting that these analysts see no reason to change the oil yet. I really think high quality oils and fuels are the way to go.

What do you guys think? 8E4561D0 3B19 4D2D AFA2 30599779BCD0
 

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Got the oil analysis report back from BlackStone Laboratories today. The last sample of my stock motor with Royal Purple XPR 5w30.

Hmm the lead is strange, maybe I didn’t get unleaded race fuel...oops. Other than that, some more metal than last sample results on the far right column from last year. Fuel dilution is better and this was a hot sample...the previous sample was cold and cold samples are said to contain more fuel.

Guess more metal is the price you pay to play.......although it’s comforting that these analysts see no reason to change the oil yet. I really think high quality oils and fuels are the way to go.

What do you guys think? View attachment 17165



Big fan of the royal purple myself. Seems like best I've found so far. Idk though maybe I just like the name.

Doesn't seem bad for as hard as you run it.
 

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Got the oil analysis report back from BlackStone Laboratories today. The last sample of my stock motor with Royal Purple XPR 5w30.

Hmm the lead is strange, maybe I didn’t get unleaded race fuel...oops. Other than that, some more metal than last sample results on the far right column from last year. Fuel dilution is better and this was a hot sample...the previous sample was cold and cold samples are said to contain more fuel.

Guess more metal is the price you pay to play.......although it’s comforting that these analysts see no reason to change the oil yet. I really think high quality oils and fuels are the way to go.

What do you guys think? View attachment 17165

Analysis looks really good. No reason to change oil anytime soon.
 

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So the lead reading makes me think it’s related to excessive bearing wear. I might have used leaded 110 but that was on a different oil change from this sample. I used unleaded 109 not leaded, unless the fuel shack guy gave me the wrong stuff which I don’t even know if they make 109 leaded and I doubt the fuel shack guy would mess it up.

With bearings on the way out you can get high lead readings but usually with copper. And copper wasn’t high so....really strange. I don’t have antifreeze in the sample but isn’t a coolant leak going to coincide with a positive lead reading also? I sent a follow up email to Blackstone, letting them know I don’t think I used leaded race fuel and what else the lead would indicate.

I’ll let Matt Pohnan know what the report said too, that way he can follow up with the lead reading in tearing down the motor, looking for bad bearings...of course he will be looking anyway...but the Im glad I did the sample prior to the teardown. And also to figure out if it was eating coolant even though there’s no antifreeze in the sample.

Matt must be busy as I thought he was going to jump into teardown with mine right away, but when @bpd1151 so kindly made a special trip “just for me” to check...as seen in the photo below...apparently it’s not torn down yet. Lol I think this is Mike’s version of my motor currently being number #1....or something hahahahaha0F79B469 C562 4AE5 92CC 1EF98DF0EBE2D087A7E7 919D 40AF B3A1 5501EF5758E6
 

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So the lead reading makes me think it’s related to excessive bearing wear. I might have used leaded 110 but that was on a different oil change from this sample. I used unleaded 109 not leaded, unless the fuel shack guy gave me the wrong stuff which I don’t even know if they make 109 leaded and I doubt the fuel shack guy would mess it up.

With bearings on the way out you can get high lead readings but usually with copper. And copper wasn’t high so....really strange. I don’t have antifreeze in the sample but isn’t a coolant leak going to coincide with a positive lead reading also? I sent a follow up email to Blackstone, letting them know I don’t think I used leaded race fuel and what else the lead would indicate.

I’ll let Matt Pohnan know what the report said too, that way he can follow up with the lead reading in tearing down the motor, looking for bad bearings...of course he will be looking anyway...but the Im glad I did the sample prior to the teardown. And also to figure out if it was eating coolant even though there’s no antifreeze in the sample.

Matt must be busy as I thought he was going to jump into teardown with mine right away, but when @bpd1151 so kindly made a special trip “just for me” to check...as seen in the photo below...apparently it’s not torn down yet. Lol I think this is Mike’s version of my motor currently being number #1....or something hahahahahaView attachment 17166View attachment 17167

Mike... what a sweet guy hahaha
 

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Hahaha. Andrew knows I was just mess'n with him.

We exchanged a few more "playful" texts as well, and I assured him that I poke fun at him, cuz I like him.

He should be more concerned if I hadn't been playful.

Always exciting to more owners utilizing the myriad of talents that Max Power offers.



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Hahaha. Andrew knows I was just mess'n with him.

We exchanged a few more "playful" texts as well, and I assured him that I poke fun at him, cuz I like him.

He should be more concerned if I hadn't been playful.

Always exciting to more owners utilizing the myriad of talents that Max Power offers.



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Have you used Max Power’s “talents” in the past? Did they build your Charger?
 

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Hahaha. Andrew knows I was just mess'n with him.

We exchanged a few more "playful" texts as well, and I assured him that I poke fun at him, cuz I like him.

He should be more concerned if I hadn't been playful.

Always exciting to more owners utilizing the myriad of talents that Max Power offers.



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I did get a kick out of it, and equally was good to get an update on the motor even though it was still as I had shipped it, it was cool to see it there, waiting in the queue.
 

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So the lead reading makes me think it’s related to excessive bearing wear. I might have used leaded 110 but that was on a different oil change from this sample. I used unleaded 109 not leaded, unless the fuel shack guy gave me the wrong stuff which I don’t even know if they make 109 leaded and I doubt the fuel shack guy would mess it up.

With bearings on the way out you can get high lead readings but usually with copper. And copper wasn’t high so....really strange. I don’t have antifreeze in the sample but isn’t a coolant leak going to coincide with a positive lead reading also? I sent a follow up email to Blackstone, letting them know I don’t think I used leaded race fuel and what else the lead would indicate.

I’ll let Matt Pohnan know what the report said too, that way he can follow up with the lead reading in tearing down the motor, looking for bad bearings...of course he will be looking anyway...but the Im glad I did the sample prior to the teardown. And also to figure out if it was eating coolant even though there’s no antifreeze in the sample.

Matt must be busy as I thought he was going to jump into teardown with mine right away, but when @bpd1151 so kindly made a special trip “just for me” to check...as seen in the photo below...apparently it’s not torn down yet. Lol I think this is Mike’s version of my motor currently being number #1....or something hahahahahaView attachment 17166View attachment 17167
Well here I am having a glass of water reading this interesting post and then I get to the #1 picture @bpd1151 sent and spit water on my phone! I'm glad this wasn't a few years ago cuz I wouldn't be able to respond since my phone would be sitting in a bowl of rice.

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Well here I am having a glass of water reading this interesting post and then I get to the #1 picture @bpd1151 sent and spit water on my phone! I'm glad this wasn't a few years ago cuz I wouldn't be able to respond since my phone would be sitting in a bowl of rice.

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Hahahahaha!!! Damn! That’s too funny.
 

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Have you used Max Power’s “talents” in the past? Did they build your Charger?
I have not. However, I have seen a lot of his work on other projects (which is partially what sold me on him).

As well as seeing all he's done thus far on my build, coupled with the suggestions he's made along the way.

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Blackstone got back to me and said the only thing that could cause lead is bearings.EC268965 E996 4D20 9CDB 4337559F7AD7
I did try calling the place I got 110 octane from. I was thinking it was in June but I didn’t go to the track until August 7th. I’m pretty sure that ended up being leaded fuel but even so, would it show up in an oil sample after the oil has been changed and the car refueled a bunch of times? Probably not.

I guess it won’t be a surprise that Matt finds the bearings were going .......it’ll be interesting if they aren’t and I somehow still had lead in the system from that 110 which is highly unlikely. Idk how many ppl have the luxury of tearing the motor down if they see lead in their oil...I’m just glad I was able to make it as far as I did without experiencing catastrophic failure. D8ED92B7 C72E 44F4 B9AC 2055D0774F0B
 

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Looks so menacing from the front!

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