Don't see much about Redline here. Why not?

[BMWTurboDzl]

The valve train on our 2011 BMW E90 328i. Picture taken at 110K miles. Engine had a lifetime of Castrol 0W-30, aka "German Castrol", 5K OCIs. No Castrol patina on this motor.

Scott

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The Castrol dealer oil would turn leave a dark red tint on everything.

 

[slo town]

The Castrol dealer oil would turn leave a dark red tint on everything.

My father was a GM guy and always used AC Delco oil. That oil turned the insides of the his motors red! Looked weird.

Scott

 

[Triple_Se7en]

I always liked seeing the red tints upon draining the used oil.

 

[ford250]

When I bought it, it had the infamous red sludge from the standard BMW synthetic oil changes. Prior owner was not diligent in oil changes, subscribed to the BMW extended OCI. I immediately started using Red Line in it and did short OCI‘s to clean it up. When I had to replace the valve cover gasket, my tech took this photo. He was amazed. It runs better than when I bought it. In-line six BMW engines run even more smoothly with Red Line in the crank case. Thus will never use conventional/group 3. I own / not lease. ;-)

Redline needs to contact you to do some advertising Very impressive how well it’s cleaned . Looks brand new again

 

[Thebigm]

Watching a few youtubes on Redline and reading posts on Reddit and people absolutely swear by the stuff. I've decided to give the 5w30 a try. Seems to be better than Amsoil based on what others are saying. Definitely isn't cheap but I ordered from FCP Euro. They don't seem to charge anything extra so if I don't like it I won't use it again but if I do like it , $18 a change moving forward for me (shipping), not bad.

I use their synthetic power steering fluid and have been for many years on my 2002 Camry