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But there is no real guideline for how much oil people put on those things. People practically dunk those things in oil, then go for a drive. Airflow gains seem
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But there is no real guideline for how much oil people put on those things. People practically dunk those things in oil, then go for a drive. Airflow gains seem only possible by using very little oil, which would of course let too much dirt in. I mean, I'm far from an engineer, the concept just seems debatable.
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