I’d rather not for obvious reasons….We have numerous BITOG Darlings. Please name the one of BITOG's Darlings that allegedly stuck your rings.
But If your are personally really interested I can PM you.
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I’d rather not for obvious reasons….We have numerous BITOG Darlings. Please name the one of BITOG's Darlings that allegedly stuck your rings.
You never know. But Amsoil and HPL test way above standards for piston cleanliness. Esters and AN’s are wonderful.Maybe the outcome would have been the same with Amsoil? We will never know I guess
Guess that’s a good point you make, I think at the end of the day Mobil 1 is the oil to go with for the price and quality. That extended performance formula looks impressiveA lot of unsubstantiated claims here. AMSOIL does not and will not say what is in their products and their flagship signature series oil carries no actual API/ILSAC or dexos1 certifications. You have to entirely trust them. No thanks.
Many thousands have and still do put their trust in Amsoil's products, obviously without issues.You have to entirely trust them. No thanks.
Interesting, how does it look impressive to you?Guess that’s a good point you make, I think at the end of the day Mobil 1 is the oil to go with for the price and quality. That extended performance formula looks impressive
Why bother? Formulas have changed so much even in just the past 7-10 years that those oils are not representative of today’s offerings.We have numerous BITOG Darlings. Please name the one of BITOG's Darlings that allegedly stuck your rings.
How do you know that?Amsoil is an actual true synthetic.....
Based on the evidence I've seen....How do you know that?
The SDSs show only 5-10% PAO for their 0W-X and 5W-X PCMOs.Based on the evidence I've seen....
If your interested in top shelf oils that are readily available. Take a look at Pennzoil Ultra Platinum equal to or a notch above M1 EP.Guess that’s a good point you make, I think at the end of the day Mobil 1 is the oil to go with for the price and quality. That extended performance formula looks impressive
Interesting, how does it look impressive to youWell, for starters almost every product they make is API/ILSAC/Dexos certified plus meets most manufacturers requirements.
Key word being trust. Just about every bottle on Walmart’s shelf has been independently tested to back their claims and ensure manufacturer requirements are met. No so with AMSOIL SS.Many thousands have and still do put their trust in Amsoil's products, obviously without issues.
And yet it still meets the specs of those certifications and won't void warranties for using it. There are much better hills to die on than this one.Key word being trust. Just about every bottle on Walmart’s shelf has been independently tested to back their claims and ensure manufacturer requirements are met. No so with AMSOIL SS.
The person selling you the product says it meets spec. That anyone would pay $13/qt for something that has no official certifications just shows the power of marketing.And yet it still meets the specs of those certifications and won't void warranties for using it. There are much better hills to die on than this one.
I got the impression at 7:13 yesterday that she's used it primarily from 5k to 117k.Why bother? Formulas have changed so much even in just the past 7-10 years that those oils are not representative of today’s offerings.
It’s like the folks who remember “that problem with Quaker State in the 70’s that caused my grandmomma’s cousin’s uncle’s wife twice removed to lose the engine in her ‘66 Riviera” and still equate that to the level of quality that QS delivers today.
If a label that oil companies need to spend millions to put on their bottle gives you the warm and fuzzies, that's fine, but that doesn't mean an oil isn't good. Some people are fine putting cheap $5/qt supertech in their car, I'm not one of those people.The person selling you the product says it meets spec. That anyone would pay $13/qt for something that has no official certifications just shows the power of marketing.
You sound like an AMSOIL marketer. That’s what they will tell you, but then ask why does their OE line have an actual API SP cert. Why did they spend MILLIONS on getting the OE line certified? They will tell you it’s for the bulk oil market. Yeah right. Never heard of a lube shop buying AMSOIL. They are shady. Period.If a label that oil companies need to spend millions to put on their bottle gives you the warm and fuzzies, that's fine, but that doesn't mean an oil isn't good. Some people are fine putting cheap $5/qt supertech in their car, I'm not one of those people.
Those $15/qt oils are there for a reason. Do you really think people in motor sports give a **** about an API certification? No, they don't, and neither should people that want to go the extra mile in caring for their