Royal purple

[facility1]

instead of synerlic the API has Titanium?, moly and boron, in it,the synerlic maybe sulfated esters of a given portion.

 

[kschachn]

To get that great Royal Purple feel in the seat of your pants new get up and go, it needs their "Synerlec" technology built in. If it has it, it is on the front of the bottle. Their API licensed oils do not have Synerlec. You would need to buy their HPS (High Performance Street) or racing line to get the Synerlec. Pretty pricey oil, but decent. You can get it off of Amazon or at Summit Racing. Some of your big parts retailers can order it in for you but the price is much higher say at O'Riley's than at Amazon.

I know that’s one my big criteria for an oil.

 

[D1dad]

To get that great Royal Purple feel in the seat of your pants new get up and go, it needs their "Synerlec" technology built in. If it has it, it is on the front of the bottle. Their API licensed oils do not have Synerlec. You would need to buy their HPS (High Performance Street) or racing line to get the Synerlec. Pretty pricey oil, but decent. You can get it off of Amazon or at Summit Racing. Some of your big parts retailers can order it in for you but the price is much higher say at O'Riley's than at Amazon.

I paid $60 a case for Hps 5w20. That’s cheaper than walking into Walmart and grabbing a jug of Mobil 1. I haven’t used Royal purple in at least 10 yrs.

 

[MolaKule]

Dunno ?
Synthetic to me means group IV base,

You might want to get some clarity from this White Paper:

https://bobistheoilguy.com/synthetic-base-oils-discussion-one-perspective/