PurOl Oil (5w30)----AWESOME!
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Originally Posted By: hector3dlg
$13.99 at BisimotoEngineering.com. I going to recieving some more supporting documentation for you guys later this afternoon. I'll share/post it as soon as I can.
The regular price for this miracle juice is $20.99 per quart.
How are you going to be receiving supporting documentation and from who when it's not even on the seller's or manufacturer web sites?
Oh, the plot thickens...
$13.99 at BisimotoEngineering.com. I going to recieving some more supporting documentation for you guys later this afternoon. I'll share/post it as soon as I can.
The regular price for this miracle juice is $20.99 per quart.
How are you going to be receiving supporting documentation and from who when it's not even on the seller's or manufacturer web sites?
Oh, the plot thickens...
KrisZ your my new best friend!
Originally Posted By: hector3dlg
KrisZ your my new best friend!
Hey, I'm giving you the benefit of a doubt, but rest assured this is not your run of the mill enthusiast forum. We had some tricksters come in here over the years posing as "satisfied customers" and they were rather quickly exposed, humiliated (through their own posts) and disposed of.
Not saying that's the case here, but consider it a fair warning...
KrisZ your my new best friend!
Hey, I'm giving you the benefit of a doubt, but rest assured this is not your run of the mill enthusiast forum. We had some tricksters come in here over the years posing as "satisfied customers" and they were rather quickly exposed, humiliated (through their own posts) and disposed of.
Not saying that's the case here, but consider it a fair warning...
Originally Posted By: hector3dlg
Originally Posted By: Gabe
We should invite PurOl to comment on this thread. Pennzoil, Mobil 1, Valvoline, Castrol, and Schaeffer Oil have all decided it was worth it. This could be an excellent opportunity for PurOl to promote their product and BITOG members to learn more about blending oil.
Otherwise, I have seen no information on their website that would lead me to believe this is even serviceable oil. It isn't API approved.
I agree I'll def work on this as well.
How are you going to work on their website if you don't work for them?
Originally Posted By: Gabe
We should invite PurOl to comment on this thread. Pennzoil, Mobil 1, Valvoline, Castrol, and Schaeffer Oil have all decided it was worth it. This could be an excellent opportunity for PurOl to promote their product and BITOG members to learn more about blending oil.
Otherwise, I have seen no information on their website that would lead me to believe this is even serviceable oil. It isn't API approved.
I agree I'll def work on this as well.
How are you going to work on their website if you don't work for them?
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Originally Posted By: KrisZ
Never heard of the oil, but I've been here for a while and let me give you some clues as to what I think of this post.
- First post from a new member claiming they found some miracle oil, check.
- scetchy looking website for the oil, check.
- all sorts of vague claims about the oil (exceeds API specs, increases horse power, etc.), check.
- No mention of any official certification holder, check.
- bunch of testimonials from total strangers, check.
I'm not going to call out anybody yet and will wait for more detail...
- Name dropping of the dealer the product was purchased from, check.
- Brand new poster posting every 3 to 10 minutes, all in this thread, check.
Originally Posted By: KrisZ
Never heard of the oil, but I've been here for a while and let me give you some clues as to what I think of this post.
- First post from a new member claiming they found some miracle oil, check.
- scetchy looking website for the oil, check.
- all sorts of vague claims about the oil (exceeds API specs, increases horse power, etc.), check.
- No mention of any official certification holder, check.
- bunch of testimonials from total strangers, check.
I'm not going to call out anybody yet and will wait for more detail...
- Name dropping of the dealer the product was purchased from, check.
- Brand new poster posting every 3 to 10 minutes, all in this thread, check.
Originally Posted By: hector3dlg
like this:
http://www.cpchem.com/bl/pao/en-us/Pages/default.aspx
We know what PAO base stocks are. Does this Pur-Ol outfit know?
like this:
http://www.cpchem.com/bl/pao/en-us/Pages/default.aspx
We know what PAO base stocks are. Does this Pur-Ol outfit know?
Guys.....My job is F-22 Integrated Avionics Systems/Logistics Test Evaluator, Active Duty, E-6, Air force 11 yrs in going on 20+...I just was curious of this oil, bought it, now trying to gets yall guys supporting docs.....believe me if it doeasn't pan out my very next thread will be HOW PUROL RUINED MY LIFE....haha. Just trying to help everyone get the downlow on this stuff.
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Nick1994
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Your car is a 2011, 2 years old. If you can feel some crazy difference in how smooth it runs, just by the oil, I would recommend getting a new car. My 17 year old vehicle runs as smooth as glass, and by the sounds of it, you need a new car, not a new oil.
Originally Posted By: hector3dlg
Just trying to help everyone get the downlow on this stuff.
We appreciate the product review - especially since it is not something most of us have heard of.
There has been a fair amount of dealers appearing on here and trying to promote/sell their products. Most forum members are much better informed than the average consumer, so false or exaggerated claims are pretty quickly challenged.
Just trying to help everyone get the downlow on this stuff.
We appreciate the product review - especially since it is not something most of us have heard of.
There has been a fair amount of dealers appearing on here and trying to promote/sell their products. Most forum members are much better informed than the average consumer, so false or exaggerated claims are pretty quickly challenged.
What I can tell You is that Cerritos Hyundai(California), and Bisimoto Engineering are some of the diastributors of this stuff. Bisimoto Engineering has customs HYUNDAI cars that were shown at SEMA 2012 and again next month at SEMA 2013.....so SO if a company like Hyundai is okay (directly/indirectly) with this....Especially since the have a 10yr/100,000 mi warranty on their vehicles.....I was like hey what the heck....might as well.
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
Your car is a 2011, 2 years old. If you can feel some crazy difference in how smooth it runs, just by the oil, I would recommend getting a new car. My 17 year old vehicle runs as smooth as glass, and by the sounds of it, you need a new car, not a new oil.
Well I did change the spark plugs at the same time as the oil change as well. They were overdue themselves. So i'm sure that had a big impact on my engine "SMOOTHNESS". So the car is fine. No replacing her. In fact can wait TILL I have enough $$ to get another Hyundai
Your car is a 2011, 2 years old. If you can feel some crazy difference in how smooth it runs, just by the oil, I would recommend getting a new car. My 17 year old vehicle runs as smooth as glass, and by the sounds of it, you need a new car, not a new oil.
Well I did change the spark plugs at the same time as the oil change as well. They were overdue themselves. So i'm sure that had a big impact on my engine "SMOOTHNESS". So the car is fine. No replacing her. In fact can wait TILL I have enough $$ to get another Hyundai
I've never heard of an oil claiming to increase HP
Sounds like snake oil to me.
We already have the miracle fluid that is Amsoil, we don't need another one.
Sounds like snake oil to me.
We already have the miracle fluid that is Amsoil, we don't need another one.
I'm pretty sure when they did that they had a 1987 Porche on a dyno...I'm sure canola/corn/penut oil...anything! you would've put in that engine....would've added some type of HP/TQ to that thing! Ha
If it is a market success, that will prove its merit. On this forum, people will not embrace things just because they are new. They will want to see a track record first. I suggest you run that stuff for a long oil change interval, get an oil analysis then, and let us know the results.
For pics check out moy other post.....
http://www.turbosonata.com/t2717p10-synthetic-vs-conventional
http://www.turbosonata.com/t2717p10-synthetic-vs-conventional
Yeah that the plan......im thinking 10000 mi and then UOA through blackstone.
Whats yalls suggestions for a GOOD ANALYSIS on this oil. Remember im the new guy here.....be gentle.
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Originally Posted By: hector3dlg
Whats yalls suggestions for a GOOD ANALYSIS on this oil. Remember im the new guy here.....be gentle.
A voa and a a uoa with a uoa of previous brand of oil from same vehicle with same mileage on the uoa's.
12hp is hard to believe. Maybe a few, but if compared to other sn oils, much if any is hard to believe.
Whats yalls suggestions for a GOOD ANALYSIS on this oil. Remember im the new guy here.....be gentle.
A voa and a a uoa with a uoa of previous brand of oil from same vehicle with same mileage on the uoa's.
12hp is hard to believe. Maybe a few, but if compared to other sn oils, much if any is hard to believe.
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To make it worth the cost you need to go 20000 on your OCI (I am being facetious). I just cannot imagine what justifies the cost for anyone other than putting it in a race car. Let's say it is so good your engine would go 400000 miles. Will you REALLY keep a car that long?
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