amsoil needed
12-03-2008, 01:16 PM
#4
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Aiea, HI
Posts: 713
Car Info: 02 RS
that was the cheapest place for gear oil i could find a year ago after calling all the distributers in the phone book. i also got 10% off since they thought I was a regular customer.
12-03-2008, 07:02 PM
#6
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 326
pm kapuna on FH am telling you hes the cheapest around
amsoil has a new price policy that will increase and decrease each month depending on the Raw material cost
i choice amsoil because of its long history of being the first in synthetic oil and doesnt add all kines of conditioners to their oil to hype it up unlike royal purple and others. amsoil 100% synthetic compared to others who say their full synthetic. full and 100% synthetic is 2 different things... their oil filters are strong and made to last. amsoil has their 24000 mile oil chance policy as well and trust me they last a long time.
in the end u spend about the same if you changed your oil every 3k compared to changing once a year so it doesnt matter to the average joe. but ever seen a head/motor with 150k miles on regular dyno oil and a motor with 100% synthetic ? the 100% one looks brand new! no sludge build up what so ever compared to the regular oil motor
in the end its up the owner...if there willing to spend the extra dollar
amsoil has a new price policy that will increase and decrease each month depending on the Raw material cost
i choice amsoil because of its long history of being the first in synthetic oil and doesnt add all kines of conditioners to their oil to hype it up unlike royal purple and others. amsoil 100% synthetic compared to others who say their full synthetic. full and 100% synthetic is 2 different things... their oil filters are strong and made to last. amsoil has their 24000 mile oil chance policy as well and trust me they last a long time.
in the end u spend about the same if you changed your oil every 3k compared to changing once a year so it doesnt matter to the average joe. but ever seen a head/motor with 150k miles on regular dyno oil and a motor with 100% synthetic ? the 100% one looks brand new! no sludge build up what so ever compared to the regular oil motor
in the end its up the owner...if there willing to spend the extra dollar
12-03-2008, 08:49 PM
#7
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: On da mountain.
Posts: 660
Car Info: STi (cornering, accelerating and braking hard).
I'm a converted Amsoil user. I used Royal Purple previously, but switched to Amsoil. It was actually a lil cheaper than the RP.
I only have a few hundred miles on the oil, but so far so good.
I only have a few hundred miles on the oil, but so far so good.
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