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Good to hear things have improved, but IMO I think you're putting way to much emphasis on metal values in your oil. Yes those numbers can be useful, but they are not the end all be all that if one is slightly higher than usual it means you're doing something bad and you should be changing your driving because you're hurting the engine.Just an update. I sent my oil sample to blackstone and have observed that lead levels went back down (8 ppm this time) but potentially due to my idling in the morning there is no trace level fuels in the oil and the oil flashpoint/viscosity have both gone down. I have now started to reduce the cold start wait period to only to wait for CHT to reach 70F and drive off keeping revs below 2000 rpm until CHT reaches 150F and oil reaches 100F. Let's see how the modified driving behavior helps/hurts the metals.
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