Amsoil or Mobil1
Mobil1 owns you, from what I've heard.
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I've put Amsoil in my MX-6 and my Tempo. Can't tell you it's any better because I had them in there only for about 8,000 on the MX-6, and 15,000 or so on the Tempo. MX-6 is being fixed for head gasket (overheated from busted hose a few too many times) and the Tempo is back on dino because I'm out of my supply of Amsoil. And because I figured that oil better get changed sooner because the filter has the same 15,000 miles on it, and counting.
check this out
http://www.atis.net/oil_faq.html
http://www.atis.net/oil_faq.html
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Originally posted by vip18971
Mobil1 owns you, from what I've heard.
Mobil1 owns you, from what I've heard.
http://www.pecuniary.com/newsletters...omparison.html
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2004 SRT-4 - MPx, PSI intake
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N2O - 11.43@123.15 100 shot
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Debian Dog

2001 Trans-Am - A4 w/2.73 Steel Driveshaft - Full weight
2004 SRT-4 - MPx, PSI intake
Best Times 1/4
N/A - 12.56@110.51
N2O - 11.43@123.15 100 shot
See My Cars - Listen to the 224/228 closed & open - My Latest Video of Drag Run
Originally posted by moldyhands
Show me an 11 second import that only has a few thousand in it, and I'll show you a car owner that's always talking about when his car's going to get fixed and what broke.
Show me an 11 second import that only has a few thousand in it, and I'll show you a car owner that's always talking about when his car's going to get fixed and what broke.
You don't need no stinkin oil. Just run a quart or two of Prolong, then drain the motor. Without the extra weight of fluid running through your motor, you will be faster. 
But seriously, what about Royal Purple? Any comparisons of this brand to Mobil 1 or Amsoil?
But seriously, what about Royal Purple? Any comparisons of this brand to Mobil 1 or Amsoil?
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Originally posted by Alan
But seriously, what about Royal Purple? Any comparisons of this brand to Mobil 1 or Amsoil?
But seriously, what about Royal Purple? Any comparisons of this brand to Mobil 1 or Amsoil?
I go with Amsoil because they have been around the longest and I only like changing my oil every 7.500 miles or so.
Last edited by DebianDog; Apr 8, 2004 at 09:15 AM.
Also...
Mobil1 is good for an "on-the-shelf" synthetic oil, but it could be better. The European Formulation for Mobil1 there is much better than the U.S. Mobil1 Formulation. It is a weaker formulation in the U.S. to compete price-wise with the other "on-the-shelf" oils.
Mobil1 is good for an "on-the-shelf" synthetic oil, but it could be better. The European Formulation for Mobil1 there is much better than the U.S. Mobil1 Formulation. It is a weaker formulation in the U.S. to compete price-wise with the other "on-the-shelf" oils.


