What sales pitch? I was just clarifying what you stated about AMSOIL. Had you not mentioned AMSOIL, I wouldn't have posted. And wanted to re-emphasize that the factory warranty only covers defective factory parts and that the new and improved API SP is available.You seriously need to can the sales pitch--guys like you leave a bad taste in everyone's mouth regarding Amsoil on forums everywhere. You probably should be forced to register as a vendor at this point since nearly every post you have made to date has the word "Amsoil" in it. You are not fooling anyone...
News flash--nothing needed to be clarified--it was a DIRECT quote from the Amsoil PDS. Of course, YET AGAIN, here is another example of you making a post with the word Amsoil, defending Amsoil, or promoting Amsoil. You seriously are not fooling anyone with your motives.What sales pitch? I was just clarifying what you stated about AMSOIL. Had you not mentioned AMSOIL, I wouldn't have posted. And wanted to re-emphasize that the factory warranty only covers defective factory parts and that the new API SP is available.
I wouldn't either. That is why I pay under $25 for 5 quarts of 100% synthetic AMSOIL.Yeah, Amsoil may be great and all, but I'm not paying $80 for a five quart jug of any oil. I don't care if it meets Lockheed-Martin and Boeing specs.
Yeah, OK, I guess that was their "Signature Series" I was looking at, but I'm still not seeing it for less than $40 online for an even gallon jug, and that's still too rich for my blood. I'm used to paying $25-$30 for a five quart jug.I wouldn't either. That is why I pay under $25 for 5 quarts of 100% synthetic AMSOIL.
The best of that is, there is nothing the high dollar oil can do that any of the major synthetics cannot do. Oh wait, yes, there is--it can drain your wallet faster.I'm used to paying $25-$30 for a five quart jug.
Signature is available starting at under $38 a gallon and warranted for 25,000 normal miles, 15,000 severe service miles or 1 year whichever is first.Yeah, OK, I guess that was their "Signature Series" I was looking at, but I'm still not seeing it for less than $40 online for an even gallon jug, and that's still too rich for my blood. I'm used to paying $25-$30 for a five quart jug.
Actually quite a bit more. https://amsoilcontent.com/ams/lit/databulletins/g2880.pdf?zo=1181889The best of that is, there is nothing the high dollar oil can do that any of the major synthetics cannot do. Oh wait, yes, there is--it can drain your wallet faster.
Actually quite a bit more. https://amsoilcontent.com/ams/lit/databulletins/g2880.pdf?zo=1181889
I think you are trolling. I'm just answering questions and clarifying.
I think you are trolling. I'm just answering questions and clarifying.
Rush was my first live concert in a arena. Seats were really far back but still awesome.Thanks blnewt, and I really dig your profile pic, my favorite band, saw them nine times including once with front row seats.
Are all Amsoil oils API certified? If not, which ones aren't?Which is fine. In fact AMSOIL has the new and improved certified API SP and has been using that formulation for quite a long time. Remember, the OEM warranty only covers manufacturer defects and not oil related failures. This is why it is important that you select an oil which warranties all lubricated parts against oil failure, in and out of warranty, which of course AMSOIL has for 47 years with no issues.
Here is a list of 42 API certified AMSOIL. If it is not on the list, it isn't. https://engineoil.api.org/Directory.../EolcsResults?accountId=-1&companyName=amsoilAre all Amsoil oils API certified? If not, which ones aren't?