I know that Resoine is good for taking care of lifter noise and Lucus is a good oil stabilizer. Of course look at lucus when you pour it out and it reminds me of the old engine honey lol And on filters the best ones that I would recomend are the NAPA Gold(since it's a WIX filter with NAPA's name on it) and mobile 1. I hope that this might help out. I just been turning a wrench most of my life and did it for a living for over 18yrs and that's just a few things that I've picked up. I had a Chevy truck that my dad bought new and he always used Resoline in it but I thought I'd be smart and didn't put it in when I did the first oil change. And on my way to the dorms I stopped off and bought some cause it had alot of lifter noise, put it in and it was gone.

 

I starting driving in the mid 60s. Have used Risoline in Chevys, fords, Pontiacs, GMCs, Chryslers and tell ya what, its some of the best stuff on the planet earth.

I always say this, if people with high mileage engines are really really worried about gunk that gets loose ruining the engine because the gunk was holding something in ? Then either rebuild the engine or put a crate engine in there. I have used this on new cars, old cars and all the cars in between.

 

if i remember correctly i thought i saw 2 different kinds of rislone

 

That is true. In Canada we have three part numbers of Rislone Engine Treatment. PN 34100 is Rislone Engine Treatment 1L, PN 34102 Rislone Engine Treatment Concentrate 500ml & PN 34100-5 Rislone Engine Treatment 5gal