Awesome Shell Helix Oil Commercial
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That's really awesome!
Does oil really gush that much from the ring lands? ?,or is this just exaggerated for the camera?what's everyones' thoughts on this?
That is pretty cool. Is helix ultra available in the states?
Originally Posted By: Big_Kat
Originally Posted By: buster
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
Whats wrong with being a "ricer"
For one thing,the sound.
Originally Posted By: buster
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
Whats wrong with being a "ricer"
For one thing,the sound.
Originally Posted By: lexus114
Originally Posted By: Big_Kat
Originally Posted By: buster
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
Whats wrong with being a "ricer"
For one thing,the sound.
I'm guilty of putting a maremont ' cherrybomb" on my first car, a 65 Buick Nailhead 401. Boy that sounded awesome to me at the time. Now I drive a yaris with NO $300- 50-pound stainless steel coffee can option. I aint no JDM ho ho ho
Originally Posted By: Big_Kat
Originally Posted By: buster
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
Whats wrong with being a "ricer"
For one thing,the sound.
I'm guilty of putting a maremont ' cherrybomb" on my first car, a 65 Buick Nailhead 401. Boy that sounded awesome to me at the time. Now I drive a yaris with NO $300- 50-pound stainless steel coffee can option. I aint no JDM ho ho ho
That is so awesome
Originally Posted By: buster
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
I never made the connection between the Castrol commercials and ricers. There's a Scottish guy what whips people with a dipstick and a bunch of people getting sludge dropped on them.
If anything, Royal Purple should be accused of it since they had a product placement in Tokyo Drift
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
I never made the connection between the Castrol commercials and ricers. There's a Scottish guy what whips people with a dipstick and a bunch of people getting sludge dropped on them.
If anything, Royal Purple should be accused of it since they had a product placement in Tokyo Drift
Originally Posted By: sangyup81
Originally Posted By: buster
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
I never made the connection between the Castrol commercials and ricers. There's a Scottish guy what whips people with a dipstick and a bunch of people getting sludge dropped on them.
If anything, Royal Purple should be accused of it since they had a product placement in Tokyo Drift
Well, there is the Edge ad with the 'Fabio-lookalike' guy getting his locks, the other customer's locks, and the (VERY cutie
) cashier girl's locks blown back by the oil bottle, and then the 'blazing' acceleration said Edge produced in his 350Z causing this once more.
But no, I would not necessarily call that a ricer demographic targeting commercial, but kind of pointless none the less.
Originally Posted By: buster
I prefer this type of marketing to that of Jimmy and his dipstick. Castrol markets their oils to 17 year old ricers.
I never made the connection between the Castrol commercials and ricers. There's a Scottish guy what whips people with a dipstick and a bunch of people getting sludge dropped on them.
If anything, Royal Purple should be accused of it since they had a product placement in Tokyo Drift
Well, there is the Edge ad with the 'Fabio-lookalike' guy getting his locks, the other customer's locks, and the (VERY cutie
But no, I would not necessarily call that a ricer demographic targeting commercial, but kind of pointless none the less.
Originally Posted By: ProStreetCamaro
That is pretty cool. Is helix ultra available in the states?
Your local Ferrari dealer could probably special order it for you, or you could buy one and have the oil changed there for $1500.00 or so.
But seriously, I am told that it is the same formulation as (or VERY similar to) our Pennzoil Ultra, save for the Euro/exotic viscosities we cannot get on our shores.
That is pretty cool. Is helix ultra available in the states?
Your local Ferrari dealer could probably special order it for you, or you could buy one and have the oil changed there for $1500.00 or so.
But seriously, I am told that it is the same formulation as (or VERY similar to) our Pennzoil Ultra, save for the Euro/exotic viscosities we cannot get on our shores.
makes me want some helix ultra... guess ill have to settle for PU
PU > HU...like Pennzoil conventional > FS?
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