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Old 07-17-2009, 12:27 PM
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AMS $$$$$$

I have done allot of research on AMS to find a place that sells it cheaper than the AMS web site. Not much luck.

Do you know of a cheaper place that sells ams than AMS.

Thank you very much
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Whats AMS?
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sorry AMSOIL
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Thats what I figured but wanted to be sure. I cant remember if dealers can deviate on the pricing anymore or not. Shoot a pm to Raul@stealthautomotive here. He;s a dealer. Otherwise use the dealer locater on amsoils website to see if you have one local.

Another option is Schaeffers oil. Its just as good if not better than amsoil and runs about 10 bucks a gallon cheaper
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amsoil sucks..put some valvoline in there
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Thats what I figured but wanted to be sure. I cant remember if dealers can deviate on the pricing anymore or not. Shoot a pm to Raul@stealthautomotive here. He;s a dealer. Otherwise use the dealer locater on amsoils website to see if you have one local.

Another option is Schaeffers oil. Its just as good if not better than amsoil and runs about 10 bucks a gallon cheaper
thank you
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Old 07-19-2009, 11:39 AM
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You can become an amsoil prefered customer for $10.00 for 6 month's and get the stuff at dealer cost. AMSOIL Preferred Customer Wholesale Membership



03f250stroke, what do you base your "amsoil sucks" comment on? Got anything to back that up? Everyone thing I have ever read puts it at or near the top in any category.

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The biggest advantage

to using AMSOIL is the fact it is fully synthetic. Though others state full synthetic on their containers, they are fossil fuel based oils with synthetic additives. No other manufacturer gives a 25,000 mile or one year guarantee between changes. There may indeed be others that are equal, (I can't think of one), but none better IMHO.
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You can become an amsoil prefered customer for $10.00 for 6 month's and get the stuff at dealer cost. AMSOIL Preferred Customer Wholesale Membership



03f250stroke, what do you base your "amsoil sucks" comment on? Got anything to back that up? Everyone thing I have ever read puts it at or near the top in any category.
Im looking it up right now thanks

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to using AMSOIL is the fact it is fully synthetic. Though others state full synthetic on their containers, they are fossil fuel based oils with synthetic additives. No other manufacturer gives a 25,000 mile or one year guarantee between changes. There may indeed be others that are equal, (I can't think of one), but none better IMHO.
Wow thats awesome. Of course its with the bypass
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not a fan of scamsoil either, there are charts around that show it will break down/shear very quickly with the huei injectors.
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