interest in amsoil synth. $42/gal houston

craigntx

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just got 4 qts from a dealer i met at the lone star rally @ that price.
is that a good deal? 20/50 flavor
he asked me if i wanted to be a dealer.
just guaging interest, none for sale from me, yet???

also...
which auto parts outfit in houston has oil filters?
tried to get a k&n at my regular shop. they were out.
thanks
craig
 
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Paid $50 for a gallon a while back. $12 for a quart about 2 months back
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have run Mobil1 20/50 for last 2 changes.. so far so good..
 
I have ran mobil 1 and its not that bad. I switched over to AMSOIL and noticed a difference in shifting. Nice and smooth. So I joined up as a dealer for my self. So I can get all of the AMSOIL products at wholesale prices. They sell motor cycle oil filters too. I run the stuff in all my toys. All my buds that race motox run it and love the smooth shifting. All you can do is try it and see if you like it.
I like that
AMSOIL MCV contains no friction modifiers and promotes smooth shifting and positive clutch engagement. AMSOIL MCV controls heat and prevents slippage and glazing, and its high TBN resists acids that can degrade clutch material, helping improve clutch life.
( straight from AMSOIL )
 
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I've been selling Amsoil for a couple years now. I'ts great stuff. The guy who got me started goes down to their plant once a month too, so I don't pay shipping.
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Amsoil preferred customer cost, if you pick it up at the warehouse locally @ $6.75 / qt (I buy it by the case), and you want the Amsoil EAoM 109 filter @ about $13.75, these are the SH!D !!!! Please run the 10w40 in the Hayabusa...that's straight from the technical department at Amsoil !!! :super:
 
A good friend of mine is an Amsoil dealer & I picked up a case of four 1-gallon jugs for $100. Won't have to get more till next year! :thumbsup:
 
:confused:At $42 a gallon, I'll stick to Suzuki dino oil at $10 a gallon. Since I change my oil prior to every track day, I'd be spending $200 a month on oil.
 
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