Sent you a PM with all the details...let me know if I can help.

thx

 

I'm a penniless college student, but I have always fed my Nissans Mobil1 (from my Sentra to my 240 to my Maxima). I thought it was a great oil (and it is), and it wasn't too expensive from Walmart.

I finally broke down and bought some Amsoil, but I paid too much, since I neglected to read this thread first. If I had to buy Amsoil again at the price I originally paid, I would just switch back to Mobil. Now that I've seen this thread, I think I'll be sticking with Amsoil and purchasing a case from Ed next time I'm due for an oil change. I'm also coming up on 60,000 miles very soon, and I think I'm going to try using Amsoil ATF.

You'll be hearing from me after my next paycheck, talkinghorse.

 

Back again to change tranny fluid on my 97, let me know shipping to 37777, thanks. I think last time I got a gal and 1 quart, let me know, thanks.

 

Manual or automatic?

 

Hello Ed,

Thank you for refering me to Nozar. He was great for service, and my oil got here in 2 days!

So far, with the AMSOIL, my fuel consumption went down to 7.7L/100KM from 8.2 - 8.6L/100KM after my 250KM highway trip. Regardless, 0.5L/100KM fuel savings is great from just chainging my engine oil!

Thanks again for a FANTASTIC product.

Ming

 

whats so good abot amsoil compared to mobil1?

 

While I have much comparative data between AMSOIL, Mobil-1 and other competing lubricants, I do not want to open this forum to an open debate on the merits of a particular product. No matter what position one takes, there will be individuals who will have an opposing view. There is a link on the AMSOIL homepage entitled "Comparing AMSOIL to the Competition". People may take shots at this since AMSOIL is publishing the data...if you question the results, that's your prerogative, but let's please not debate it here. AMSOIL also prints comparative data on the labels of many of their products...I don't know of any other lubricant company who does this. There are other sources on the web that contain a wealth of information...

While the numbers are the numbers, the most significant difference
between AMSOIL and M-1 is difficult, if not impossible to quantify. My customers universally state that their engines are more quiet, more responsive and smoother with AMSOIL...again, tough to quantify but it's that "feeling" that makes believers out of people.

M-1 is a good product and it is widely available. AMSOIL is also a very
good product; it is competitively priced (particularly with my
discount); and while it is not available in every discount store, I can have
it delivered to your door usually within a day or two. AMSOIL offers a
complete line of premium lubricants and filtration products and their
products are formulated for severe use and extended drain
intervals...this makes AMSOIL products a good value and they provide an extra margin of protection for car enthusiasts and for those who neglect their engines, alike.

I have a near-100% retention rate with customers which indicates to me that people are very happy with the product and the service I provide. Many of my customers are former M-1 users and some even work for various retailers who sell M-1.

It all boils down to a matter of choice.

 

Good deal...glad you got your oil and that you are pleased with it!

I wish i could take credit for the product...I'd be rich and famous today :-)

 

no pun intended i thought it came from the same company, same oil thats all. but good to know. how often should one change their oil with amsoil, any proper way of switching over from dino oil?

 

Not all synthetics are the same. Different companies use different base stocks and additives in their formulations...base stocks/additive packages vary widely in quality and the blenders combine components in different combinations to achieve the desired result(s). Some companies shoot for a target (low) price and then back into the formulation because they believe a lower priced product will sell better. There's probably some merit to that marketing strategy for the mass market; however AMSOIL doesn't operate like that.

Since AMSOIL was first introduced in 1972, their products have been formulated for extended drains. AMSOIL currently offers several different "families" of oils, each with different drain recommendations. OCI's are a personal thing and you have to be comfortable with your decision. The XL oils are recommended for 6-mos/7500 miles or longer based on OEM recommendations or with an on-board engine oil life monitor. Under normal service, the standard line of synthetics are recommended for up to 12 mos or 25,000 miles; and the Series 2000 is recommended for up to 12 mos or 35,000 miles, whichever comes first. The new EaO filters are recommended for up to 12 mos/25,000 miles. I personally use Series 2000 0w-30 and change it every 6-mos (spring and fall, ~9,000+ mile intervals)...I've had the used oil analyzed on several occasions and the results are always very good. Notwithstanding, it gives me peace of mind to change it semi-annually and it's really not that expensive...the car is certainly worth it.

There are different schools of thought on the change-over procedure. AMSOIL recommends/offers an engine flush which is suppose to clean old residue from the system prior to the introduction of synthetics. I've used the flush, but if an engine has been regularly maintained and is clean inside, I generally skip the flush process and just install the new oil...your first change on the synthetics might get dirty a little more quickly due to the left-over petroleum oil, but that is normal whether you use the flush or not.

 

I need to order 3qts of AMSOIL Synthetic 75w-90 GL-4. shipped to 07203.
thanks

 

Sent you a PM with all the info... thx

 

Have they made an EaA-74 cone filter yet?

 

No aftermarket cone-types...just OEM replacements. The EaA-74 is a planar type and will fit the factory air box.

 

Hi, i would like to replace my tranny fluid on my 99 5spd. I have read in the stickies that the amsoil 75/90 GL-4 i think it was is the best for a smooth shift plus with the ss clutch line i'm about to order will work just fine. Can you quote me on that oil with shipping to 11223. I would like as much as i would need(no idea how much that is)

 

This is a great product and you will be very happy with it...you'll need 5 quarts. Sent you a PM with the ordering information. thx

 

Hey, can I get a quote on 5 quarts of GL-4 (no filter replacement there, right?), a case of the best oil EVAR, and 3 SDF-20 filters shipped to 93101? And about how long would that take, from ordering to my door?

Thanks

 

pm sent...................

 

took less then a day for my order to be shipped straight to my door from the factory.!!!

I'd definetly recommend Ed to anyone!! Thanks alot.

 

Hi, How much for 5 quarts of the 75w-90 GL-4 MTF oil shipped to zip 14454,
Thanks

 

Sent you a PM with ordering info. Let me know if I can help.

 

hey how much for 5quarts 75w-90 MTF ship to 30044

 

Sent you a PM with the ordering information. I think you will be very happy with the oil.

 

Hello, i am interest in how much for 1 case of the ATF ship to 02169, thanks.

 

Sent you a PM with the price and ordering info. Given your location, your oil would be shipped from the AMSOIL Product Center in Lancaster PA, so delivery would be pretty fast. Let me know how I can help. thx

 

Just sent you an email saying:

"AMSOIL Synthetic 75w-90 GL-4 $7.00 qt

I'd like 5 quarts please. How much to paypal and what is your paypal, thank you.

area code 11234."

 

I'll get a case of 75w-90 GL-4 MTF.....shipped to 40205

Email= Doubleadawg2@aol.com

I can do paypal.

BTW....is this the same kind of oil as Red Line GL-4?

 

Sent you an e-mail with the pricing and ordering information.

 

I would be interested in the price for the same. and a price for just 5qt's.
shipped to PA 17601. let me know

 

PM sent...let me know how I can help :-)

 

Hi, How much for 5 quarts of the 75w-90 GL-4 MTF oil shipped to zip 32244?

 

Sent you a PM...

 

sweet, was wondering about MTX oil, 75W 90 I quess for my 98 5speed, I would need 5 quarts? how much shipped to 80003,thanks.

 

PM sent...let me know if I can help. thx

 

do you also carry a transmission fluid? how big a difference will I see over using regular tranny fluid?

 

i was wondering how much would be for 5 quarts of the 75W-90 API GL-4 shipped to 92128. thanks

ian

 

PMs sent to Montypup and gmax96. Pls let me know if I can help...

 

Got my Amsoil GL4 ALREADY! Thanks a lot! Ordered thurs/friday, got here monday!

 

AMSOIL Synthetic 75w-90 GL-4 $7.00 qt ($8.75 retail)

Need a shipping quote for 6 bottles to 11510.

Thanks,
Mike

 

sent payment

excellent price