Happy Thanksgiving

Discussion in 'Dodge Challenger General Discussions' started by SRT-Tom, Nov 27, 2024 at 12:31 PM.

  1. SRT-Tom

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    Happy Thanksgiving to all of our challengerforum members!



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    That's how you cook your Tom Turkey? :p

    I am going to try indirect cooking mine on a charcoal grill tomorrow. When I cook whole chicken that way, it comes out just juicy, and awesome.
     
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    Yes, a slow cook at 215 degrees after you baste it with Mobil 1, my favorite.
    (Cooking tip- 0W-40 is preferable for juicy and flavorful meat).
     
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    You are falling out of line for an OE Mopar guy. You're supposed to be using Pennzoil Ultra SRT.
     
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    Not really. Mobil 1 0W-40 was specified by the SRT engineers for my 6.1 engine.
     
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    One of the members here was saying the Pennzoil was better, because its made from natural gas. That is my go to oil for all my cars from now on.

    Just like all fluids, brake, antifreeze, transmission things get revised. All newer SRT's come with Pennzoil from the factory.

    https://www.pennzoil.com/en_us/performance/automakers/srt.html

     
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    Thanks you, Tom! I hope you did as well. I apologize for the late reply. BTW, I love the pie!
     
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    I like it as well. I use in our 2012 Camry with 225k miles. It gets a tad better fuel mileage than on Mobile 1 and after reviewing the molecular comparison between PuP and crude oil, I changed. I'd like to use it in our Bimmer, but I'm unsure. Pennzoil had the contract for engine oil for BMW, but that changed and now BMW uses Castrol. Ours uses Castrol Edge Euro 0w-20 LL-17FE+ Advanced Full Synthetic. I'm going to check and see if there is a PuP equivalent that meets BMW specs.
     
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