LOL, awesome. Thanks!quote:
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Just as tenderloin said, I buy it from something like mmm,torcoracingoils.kon
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From what I see, here in Greece I can purchase the Torco SR-1 for 8,40 euro per quart,+ tax, and free shippment, it doesnt sound that bad does it? Its exactly the same price I buy my M1
And the reason you would want to buy a non qualified oil when you can buy an API SM and ILSAC GF-4 Group IV for the same price is?quote:
Originally posted by Praticoman:
From what I see, here in Greece I can purchase the Torco SR-1 for 8,40 euro per quart,+ tax, and free shippment, it doesnt sound that bad does it? Its exactly the same price I buy my M1
No special reason, I just trust some brands, Torco has been arround since 1950, with or without API specs they made it till our days, you think I should ask my car if it wants to be treated or not with API SM and ILSAC GF-4?
And the reason you would want to buy a non qualified oil when you can buy an API SM and ILSAC GF-4 Group IV for the same price is
I bet you don't take the "Do Not Remove" tags from your mattress/pillows etc. either
I bet you don't take the "Do Not Remove" tags from your mattress/pillows etc. either
If TORCO is good enough for drag racing, nascar etc etc, then its good enough for me as well
I think people were saying the same thing when Mobil 1 came out with synthetic oils, as we can see today Mobil had the feature in there hands
I think people were saying the same thing when Mobil 1 came out with synthetic oils, as we can see today Mobil had the feature in there hands
He lives in Greece. What does he care about the SM of GF-4?quote:
Originally posted by Ron AKA:
And the reason you would want to buy a non qualified oil when you can buy an API SM and ILSAC GF-4 Group IV for the same price is?quote:
Originally posted by Praticoman:
From what I see, here in Greece I can purchase the Torco SR-1 for 8,40 euro per quart,+ tax, and free shippment, it doesnt sound that bad does it? Its exactly the same price I buy my M1
Seriously, get over it!!! Nobody is forcing you to use it so don't worry about it.quote:
Originally posted by Ron AKA:
And the reason you would want to buy a non qualified oil when you can buy an API SM and ILSAC GF-4 Group IV for the same price is?quote:
Originally posted by Praticoman:
From what I see, here in Greece I can purchase the Torco SR-1 for 8,40 euro per quart,+ tax, and free shippment, it doesnt sound that bad does it? Its exactly the same price I buy my M1
Heheheheh good point mshu7
This Torco rep/sales person got ripped! LOL
http://forums.neons.org/viewtopic.php?t=204568&sid=c7e45be7cf28e212a679e9c67749d2d3
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Ron AKA, respecfully, Holding a "license" that guarantees nothing but min specs does not justify a oil. Use analysis to guide instead of marketing manipulated test results. If they weren't you could view all the qual testing.
Torco is a good oil and shows well in realworld oil analysis. They choose not to bend to the API because their target market could care less.
Torco is a good oil and shows well in realworld oil analysis. They choose not to bend to the API because their target market could care less.
Torco SR-1 is SL/GF-3. To meet SM/GF-4, a key test, IIIG is done. This test is 50% more difficult than the previous IIIF test used in SL/GF-3 oils. ILSAC approved GF-4 in 2004; why would you want to purchase a GF-3 oil at this point in time?
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