Engine Longevity Package

dragonfly · 2008-09-10 11:09:53

Engine longevity package $89.90

This engine oil package is good for 25,000 miles of aggressive street driving [not track time] and has a matching long mileage filter this is all backed up by an oil analysis testing kit that will tell you what’s happening in your engine and when its time to change oil or just the filter.

-(4) Qts 0w-30 Amsoil 25,000 mile oil
-(1) Amsoil 25,000 mile filter
-(1) Oil analysis testing kit
Total package: $89.90 plus shipping

To purchase at this price-
Call: 678-880-1866

To see other items we carry please visit us on line at:
www.RotorsMotorsAndMore.com

MajorMods · 2008-09-10 11:13:15

awesome deal. can we really drive 25k miles w/o worrying about changing oil/filter? thats crazy! thats like once a year oil change

The Pitt · 2008-09-10 11:14:01

can you do packages for motorcycle oils also...

gurov · 2008-09-10 11:14:39

who do you use for oil analysis ? blackstone ?

MajorMods · 2008-09-10 11:17:20

The Pitt wrote:
can you do packages for motorcycle oils also...

i was curious if there was a difference. i did an oil change using amsoil full synthetic but i had a small leak and ended up need 1Q of oil so i used pennzoil 10w-30 full syn with the amsoil 10w-40 motorcycle oil.

The Pitt · 2008-09-10 11:18:32

if your bike has a wet style clutch you dont want to use oil thats for a car, there is somethin specifically in car oils (Molybdenum) that breaks down the clutch... or somethin like that.

Last edited by The Pitt (2008-09-10 12:08:18)

dragonfly · 2008-09-10 15:13:42

gurov wrote:
who do you use for oil analysis ? blackstone ?

Hello G. To answer your question:

The above analysis package uses Oil Analysis Inc. a div of Amsoil. You can check them out here
http://www.oaitesting.com/

pdf here
http://www.oaitesting.com/g2047.pdf

Best Regards,
Dragonfly

dragonfly · 2008-09-10 15:43:28

The Pitt wrote:
can you do packages for motorcycle oils also...

Hi Pitt
As you know ,Motorcycles use totally different oil packages [wet clutches] and there is even a difference between the oil we would recommend for a Ducati or Harley versus a Honda 4 or Kawasaki
We even have oils for two stroke off road entertainment.

Please pm for motorcycle oils
Please be specific, for example:

1971 Greeves griffon moto-cross
380cc two stroke uses premix

Best Regards,
Dragonfly

dragonfly · 2008-09-10 16:00:59

MajorMods wrote:
The Pitt wrote:
can you do packages for motorcycle oils also...
i was curious if there was a difference. i did an oil change using amsoil full synthetic but i had a small leak and ended up need 1Q of oil so i used pennzoil 10w-30 full syn with the amsoil 10w-40 motorcycle oil.

Hi Major;
In your car or bike?
assumming we are talking about motorcycles
the pennzoil was ok to use if it was designed for wet clutches. [pennzoil motorcycle oil, not car oil]
if so
there is no danger in doing that ,it wont damage your motor, but it will dilute the effects of the longer lasting oil you paid for.

Best Regards,
Dragonfly

MajorMods · 2008-09-10 16:01:44

umm i might want both. the idea of not changing my oil, ever, is wonderful. great for lazy people! ill be in touch....

Runwithaknife · 2008-09-10 16:04:18

i've never understood why people feel the need to wait 25K for an oil change, just seems lazy to me, sigh oh well.

Yogi B · 2008-09-10 22:42:02

Runwithaknife wrote:
i've never understood why people feel the need to wait 25K for an oil change, just seems lazy to me, sigh oh well.

Hello Runwithaknife

I like to change my oil after every other race day and I use the good stuff they are selling [since I came on board]
Drives dragonfly crazy

There is a slight advantage to the 0w-30 oil on cold start up

I have yet to use the oil analysis kit, trying to get a printout of what comes back
I like the oil, but have no way of comparing it to the mobil-1 I was using.
There are some oil comparison charts posted on this site .I will try to find them.

They have some remote filters and prestart lubrication devices that look good too.

Thanks for checking us out

I will be mostly responding to replies here till my car is done
Barry

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