Royal Purple
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From: Battle Ground WA
I use Amsoil in diffs that I care about (the ones in my B2 since they're geared/locked).
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From: Topeka, KS
Not only that Hahn, but for a little money you can become a preferred customer and have it shipped to your door at dealer cost.
I really don't want to go to the trouble this morning but Amsoil is SO much better than anything out there anyway (including RP) that it is worth the money. We're talking 15 THOUSAND miles on one oil change, versus only THREE thousand with conventional oil. If a guy does the math, the Amsoil is cheaper in the end anyway, and the benefits so far outweigh any of the other oils, that even if it was more expensive in the end, it would STILL be worth it to use Amsoil instead of whatever you pulled off the shelf at Wal-Mart.
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I really don't want to go to the trouble this morning but Amsoil is SO much better than anything out there anyway (including RP) that it is worth the money. We're talking 15 THOUSAND miles on one oil change, versus only THREE thousand with conventional oil. If a guy does the math, the Amsoil is cheaper in the end anyway, and the benefits so far outweigh any of the other oils, that even if it was more expensive in the end, it would STILL be worth it to use Amsoil instead of whatever you pulled off the shelf at Wal-Mart.
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From: Chicago
What about O'Reilly's MicroGuard filters?
I used to use those when I lived in a town with an O'Reilly's.
Now I use NAPA. I believe I have the NASCAR branded filter right now...
This thread kinda got me thinking about running synthetic oil starting on my next oil change. I haven't really thought about it because I loose about a quart every change. I usually just buy the 5 quart bottle of the store brand oil (10w30). Except I'm going to 5w-30 on my next change for winter (estimated in November at my current mileage rate). I'll check the prices of Royal Purple and other synthetics at that time.
What about Royal Purple for differential oil? Anyone have data/opinions on that?
I used to use those when I lived in a town with an O'Reilly's.
Now I use NAPA. I believe I have the NASCAR branded filter right now...
This thread kinda got me thinking about running synthetic oil starting on my next oil change. I haven't really thought about it because I loose about a quart every change. I usually just buy the 5 quart bottle of the store brand oil (10w30). Except I'm going to 5w-30 on my next change for winter (estimated in November at my current mileage rate). I'll check the prices of Royal Purple and other synthetics at that time.
What about Royal Purple for differential oil? Anyone have data/opinions on that?
2004 dodge Ram 3500 Cummins turbo diesel I will change it to amsoil my next oil change i seen a drop in oil pressure with RP this is the first time using synthetic before was rotella 15w40 I should have never changed to synthetic in the first place.
What about O'Reilly's MicroGuard filters?
I used to use those when I lived in a town with an O'Reilly's.
Now I use NAPA. I believe I have the NASCAR branded filter right now...
This thread kinda got me thinking about running synthetic oil starting on my next oil change. I haven't really thought about it because I loose about a quart every change. I usually just buy the 5 quart bottle of the store brand oil (10w30). Except I'm going to 5w-30 on my next change for winter (estimated in November at my current mileage rate). I'll check the prices of Royal Purple and other synthetics at that time.
What about Royal Purple for differential oil? Anyone have data/opinions on that?
I used to use those when I lived in a town with an O'Reilly's.
Now I use NAPA. I believe I have the NASCAR branded filter right now...
This thread kinda got me thinking about running synthetic oil starting on my next oil change. I haven't really thought about it because I loose about a quart every change. I usually just buy the 5 quart bottle of the store brand oil (10w30). Except I'm going to 5w-30 on my next change for winter (estimated in November at my current mileage rate). I'll check the prices of Royal Purple and other synthetics at that time.
What about Royal Purple for differential oil? Anyone have data/opinions on that?
Whoever said that RP is synthetic oil that is Synthetic with a purple dye, you couldnt have said it better!!! Purple is like gold these days!
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