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AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 10/26/2003 20:35:09	Subject: Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: Vic, Independent Amsoil Dealers are located across the country -- in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, Canada, and New Zealand. Some Amsoil Dealers advertise in the Yellow Pages and some do not. Finding it in a store is not easy since Amsoil has no interest in competing for the "big-box" shelf space (i.e. Walmart), but specialty "Performance" stores are a good place to start your search. Amsoil is usually purchased through an Independent Amsoil Dealer (via catalog or their website) but if you want to find it on-the-shelf in your area ... one way is to check the Yellow Pages under automotive lubrication and/or oil. Word-Of-Mouth at a local track may also help you find Amsoil Products in a local store. If you can't find it locally, I would appreciate the opportunity to be your Amsoil Dealer and help you in every way possible. Support an advertiser (me) that supports and advertises on one of your favorite sites ... www.DodgeDakotas.com ? The benefits of ordering via catalog ... you can become a preferred customer and save between 20% and 25% across the board on all retail prices ... basically buying at the same wholesale prices as an Amsoil Dealer. Thank You, Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
Carl Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 11/03/2003 08:18:39	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: I know this is off topic and if I get no responses I will post under a new thread. The Legends Series was mentioned here in a earlier post. I am a Legends Series FAN. Any one else one this site a fan, an owner, or a driver? Thanks
AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 11/03/2003 08:39:32	Amsoil Wholesale and Race Sponsorship - NASCAR IP: Logged Message: Carl Fan = YES Owner = No Driver = I have driven a couple of the Legend Cars. They are awesome and fast as you know what! -------------------------------------------------- I get many questions regarding, "Why don't I see Amsoil as a NASCAR SPonsor or at least a race car sponsor? Let me start by saying that Amsoil is building their racing programs from the bottom up. Up until the early 80's, Amsoil did act as "Corporate Sponsor" for race cars. Since the early 1980's, Amsoil did not "Corporate Sponsor" any racing events, but began to do so again three years ago. Until recently, Amsoil had only been working with their Dealers on co-op sponsorships that they could take advantage of locally. Now, Amsoil is focusing on specialty markets first (Snowmobiling, Motorcycling, Power Boating, Jet-Skis, FourWheel, Off-Road, etc.). Amsoil is trying to get in and be as dominant in each market as they can, by being the primary sponsor of a "top racer", or promoting a racing series. ---------- NOTE: To be the primary sponsor of one of the top cars in the NHRA will cost several million dollars. For NASCAR the figure is 15-18 million dollars ($15,000,000 to $18,000,000, *** This figure is a couple of years old and I think the dollar amount is higher now.) ---------- Amsoil constantly evaluates contingency programs, but have not made a strategic decision regarding as to what markets would actually produce value. Amsoil has a full time race director now, John Schuldt, and in the coming year or two they are planning on continuing to expand their racing efforts. Where that expansion of Amsoil's efforts will focus on remains to be determined. Amsoil will slowly grow it in the areas that produce results. Participating in racing makes one feel good, but the trick is to make it pay off with increased sales. Amsoil could offer free oil and a lot of money for maximum exposure in racing, but it would not necessarily translate into a surefire way to increase sales. Amsoil is confident that they now have the distribution programs that can take advantage of a very carefully orchestrated racing program, and will proceed to make that happen. ---------- Look for Amsoil Corporate Sponsorships at the following events: Supercross Racing, Motocross Racing, Snocross Racing, Powerboat Racing, Motorcycle Racing, Dirt, Track Racing, Off-Road Racing, Jet Ski Racing, Monster Truck Events ---------- __________ __________ To request a FREE Amsoil Catalog, click the following link. Thank You, Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
Thumper Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 11/20/2003 13:54:10	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: I just read that Amsoil Series 2000 has been used since 1995 to run qualifying laps in Winston Cup racing.
AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 11/20/2003 21:54:22	Amsoil NASCAR = www.american-synthetic-oil.com IP: Logged Message: Well, Now that you asked, I can't say that I know for sure. I do know for a FACT ... Cale Yarborough Motorsports, the NASCAR team spearheaded by the legendary racer, uses AMSOIL Series 2000 Synthetic 0W-30 Motor Oil to qualify. I saw it first hand in 1996. Now I'm married and don't go to the tracks often. __________________________________________________ Other NASCAR Amsoil Series 2000 Synthetic Oil users: Bonicelli Racing Racks up NASCAR Wins with AMSOIL Bonicelli Racing Enterprises is comprising an impressive record among the NASCAR Featherlite Southwest Circuit. Mike Bonicelli, owner of the team, refuses to use any other brand of oil. "I own NASCAR race teams and a car dealership in Colorado Springs," said Bonicelli. "I have been a long time user of AMSOIL products in both enterprises. AMSOIL synthetic lubricants are required items for my late model race cars and the tow vehicles hauling these cars. My service department at the dealership is required to feature and use AMSOIL products. From dependable, high speed lubricants to hand cleaner, we rely on AMSOIL to get the job done." __________________________________________________ Doug Klein Hometown: Fairview Heights, IL 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix Engine: 358ci General Motors Career Highlights: - American Speed Assoc. 1979-1985 - ASA Most Improved Driver - Dirt Modifieds 1986-1991 - NASCAR Winston Racing, Re/Max Challenge Series, Indiana Late Models 1991-Present _____ _____ __________________________________________________ RANCHO CORDOVA, CALIFORNIA – Ray Teegarden is Vice President of Sales for the largest retailer and distributor of racing gasoline in the West. Ray tells us that Amsoil Series 2000 Synthetic 0W-30 Motor Oil in particular has become a favorite in the racing world for its ability to boost horsepower without sacrificing engine protection. Owner Gene Monaco and Driver Kevin Richards are using AMSOIL Series 2000 0W-30 and 20W-50 in their NASCAR Southwest Tour race car. The Chevrolet 358 c.i. engine has a 9:1 compression and holds 18 quarts of oil in the dry sump pump system. They alternate with Series 2000 0W-30 most of the time along with 20W-50 for more extreme engine protection. "It's common for drivers to qualify their cars for races with low viscosity oils because low viscosity oils give the most horsepower," "Most drivers use a higher viscosity oil during races for better engine protection in grueling conditions. Amsoil Series 2000 Synthetic 0W-30, a power-promoting low viscosity oil, has proven so effective against engine wear, racers use it in races as well as in qualifying heats. That level of engine protection is unique to Series 2000." "AMSOIL Series 2000 products are the biggest revolution in racing in the past 15 years. In fact, this oil protects so well, some drivers continue using it after a race. "We've been able to run the Amsoil Series 2000 for three consecutive races instead of changing oil after every race," said Monaco. With serious racers on the NASCAR circuit using AMSOIL Series 2000 Synthetic Motor Oil, and top engine builders around the country recommending it for the engines, the word is really getting out. __________________________________________________ Cinjo Racing Michigan-based Cinjo Racing Team competes in the American Race Truck Series (ARTS). ARTS is based out of Phoenix, AZ but sanctions racing across the country. The trucks are very similar to those in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Cinjo is also connected to the prestigious Roush Industries of NASCAR fame. John Neece from Cinjo calls AMSOIL, "The recognized leader in synthetic engine oils, automatic transmission fluids, and rear axle lubricants for high performance applications." __________________________________________________ ... and I will close with this little story: Corvette Fever magazine Subject: Article in Corvette Fever magazine 9/99 AMSOIL Boosts Horsepower AMSOIL synthetic motor oils increase horsepower and torque, and that fact’s been made public by Corvette Fever. The September issues features a five-step program to boost the horsepower of the C5 Corvette by 40 HP. “Step four,” writes Corvette Fever, “involves a simple oil change. The Vinci Hi Performance dyno shows several free horsepower by using AMSOIL Series 2000 synthetic lubricant.” The magazine pictures Series 2000 Synthetic 20W-50 Racing Oil, the AMSOIL SDF Oil Filter and AMSOIL Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid. Vinci Hi-Performance, has been modifying performance cars for over 30 years. Vinci Hi-Performance specializes in late model Corvettes, Camaros, Trans-Ams, Suburbans and Vipers. No Matter what type of vehicle VHP performs modifications on, or what type of performance package they install, every performance package receives one group of basic ingredients: AMSOIL Series 2000 Motor Oil, AMSOIL Transmission Fluid and Gear Lube, AMSOIL Super Duty Oil Filter and 2-Stage Air Filter. Roger Vinci was a Valvoline dealer using their DuraBlend Motor Oil. Roger has always recognized the advantages of using synthetic oil in racing but always believed that synthetic oil leaked or contributed to a loss of oil pressure. The only way he would consider becoming an AMSOIL account was to prove it to himself by installing AMSOIL in his personal Corvette and running the car on the dynamometer. He installed Series 2000 0W-30 in his personal ZR-1 Corvette. After switching to AMSOIL Series 2000 0W-30 and a Super Duty Oil Filter, he immediately noticed the piston slap noise was cut in half and the lifter noise was 100 percent gone. He was also very surprised by the lower oil temperature and an increase in oil pressure! The ZR-1 was then put on the Dyno. The results: A three horse power gain over the Valvoline DuraBlend, plus another eight horsepower by switching the K&N Air Filter out for an AMSOIL 2-Stage Air Filter. That’s an extra eleven horsepower! __________________________________________________ Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
EatMySnowDust Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 11/30/2003 11:50:11	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: Steven, I guess you market a great oil. I just went to my first snocross event of the year. Amsoil was the sponsor of the event and more than 50% of the snowmobiles were using Amsoil.
Ga_Red_Dak Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 12/25/2003 19:16:25	Amsoil is at my NAPA store IP: Logged Message: They are selling Amsoil at the NAPA store in my hometown now. GA DAK
Special Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 1/20/2004 21:34:04	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message:
AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 1/26/2004 10:50:16	Amsoil Race Sponsorship = American Synthetic Oil IP: Logged Message: _____ _____ The "OFFICIAL OIL" of ..... _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
Special Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 2/19/2004 22:51:21	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message:
AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 2/28/2004 17:22:20	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: Well, Special, I certainly think so. The AMSOIL/Polaris/Scheuring-Speedsports Snocross Team Featuring D.J. Eckstrom and Justin Tate Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
mopar_muscle Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 2/29/2004 06:59:56	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: well that is special.but mobil 1 is the official oil of nascar.now that is really special.
Don Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 2/29/2004 08:24:48	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: moparmuscle, I am so tired of hearing that argument!!!!! You will never see Redline, Royal Purple, or AMSOIL as official sponsors of NASCAR. These nitche synthetic oil and and filter companies are making the FINEST oils and filters for those customers that are willing to pay slightly more for the VERY BEST! Do you drive a FORD TRUCK? Do you drive a FORD TRUCK? Do you drive a FORD TRUCK? FORD TRUCKS is the official TRUCK Sponsor of NASCAR. Do you drive a FORD or a DODGE DAKOTA? If you believe your own argument you would only drive a FORD TRUCK !!!!! Also, just because Mobil1 is the official sponsor does not mean that it is the best, that it is in every engine, or that the owners, drivers, or pit crews think it is the best and use it in their cars and trucks at home. It just means that EXXON/Mobil is paying for the right to say they are one official sponsor. Winston Cup ...... Were Winstons smoked by every team? Nextel Cup ....... Do the teams only use Nextel phones? IF YOU BELIEVE YOUR OWN ARGUMENT YOU SHOULD ONLY USE THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS: Official Sponsors of NASCAR: America Online (Official Partner), Aplus (Official Pit Stop), AutoZone (Official Series Sponsor, Elite Division), Best Western (Official Hotel of NASCAR), Budweiser (Official Beer), Busch Beer (Official Series Sponsor), Chevrolet (Monte Carlo) (Official Pace Car), Coca Cola (Official Soft Drink), Craftsman (Official Tools, Official Series Sponsor), Dasani (Official Water), Daytona USA (Official Attraction), Dodge (Official Series Sponsor), Dodge Intrepid Official Passenger Car), Domino's (Official Pizza Delivery), DuPont Automotive (Official Finish), Duracell (Official Alkaline Battery), Eastman Kodak (Official Film & Single Use Camera), EXIDE (Official Battery), Featherlite - Vantare (Official Trailers & Luxury Coaches), Ford Trucks (Official Truck of NASCAR), POWERADE (Official Sports Beverage), Gillette (Official Shaving Products), Goody's (Official Pain Reliever), Goodyear (Official Tire Supplier), The Home Depot (Official Home Improvement Warehouse), International Truck & Engine Co. (Official Industrial Tractor - Semi's), Kellogg's (Official Cereals), McDonald's (Official Drive-thru), Minute Maid (Official Juice), Mobil 1 (Official Lubricant), Nextel (Official Series Sponsor), Oral B (Official Oral Care Products), Raybestos (Official Brakes), Sunoco (Official Fuel), Toyota (Official Partner/Manufacturer), UPS (Official Delivery Service), U.S. Army (Official Partner), Visa (Official Card), XM Satellite Radio (Exclusive Satellite Radio Service). Promotional Partners Cintas, Combos, Country Crock, DuPont, Tyvek, Glidden, Hellmann's, Husqvarna, Jack Links Beef Jerky, Just Born, MeadWestvaco, M&M's, Nabisco, Old Spice, Outback Steakhouse, Planters, Racing Radios, Ragu, Solo, Tide, USG (Official Building Products Supplier), Waste Management IF YOU BELIEVE YOUR OWN ARGUMENT YOU SHOULD ONLY USE THE ABOVE PRODUCTS. By the way, AMSOIL should be your choice for Dakota. It is certainly my choice and has been for well over 10 years!!!
mopar_muscle Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 2/29/2004 17:00:18	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: don, i'm sorry didn't mean to get you so steamed up.just making a point amsoil sponsors a few small things.if they are so great step up to the plate with the big boys and advertise with the greatest racing series nascar.and I do buy from the sponsors that support nascar when i can.and yes i do drive a dodge dakota. dodge is a sponsor of nascar.and by the way thanks for mentioning the company i work for duracell the official battery of nascar.and our parent company Gillette that sponsors the "young guns".The way i see it amsoil makes a good product but they market it poorly they were the first synthetic but not the largest the way i see it poor marketing.why doesn't amsoil get into the mainstream with all the other major oil companies i am sure they would make more money and grow thier company.
AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 2/29/2004 17:41:25	Amsoil Wholesale or Retail & NASCAR Sponsorship IP: Logged Message: First, Thanks Don. I do not have to defend Amsoil. Amsoil is recognized as one of the TOP Synthetic Motor Oils in the World. Amsoil spares no expense when it comes to additives, selecting the most robust additive packages on the market. These additives keep AMSOIL motor oils shear stable, resist the degrading effects of varnish and sludge, keep engine components clean and deposit-free and effectively resist rust, corrosion and foaming. __________________________________________________ Mobil1 is a FINE PRODUCT ... I would simply like to point out their misleading advertisment slogan ... "Nothing Outperforms Mobil1". I can think of three or four synthetic oils that outperform Mobil1. To name a few ... Shell Rotella is excellent, Mobil Delvac 1 is excellent, Schaeffer's is excellent, ... and the new Mobil1 formula is better than the old but still needs improvement. Mobil1 is a very good oil, however in some engines it does not do very well because of it's thinner nature. In those engines a different synthetic would show better wear numbers. While I do think Mobil1 is too thin for some engines, it can be thickend up by adding a qt. of 15w-50. I think for high performance vehicles, Amsoil has more to offer, and isn't your Dakota a PERFORMANCE TRUCK? If you want to keep your truck for a long time (150k - 300k miles on your engine), you want to pick the synthetic that shows you the lowest engine wear, and in many cases, Mobil1 is just too thin for certain engines to show their best wear results. Using Amsoil, you MAY notice: an increase in engine performance, better MPG and engine smoothness, longer engine life, ... AND you will help "Save The Environment" by using less oil with extended (longer) oil change intervals. __________________________________________________ Price Differences between Amsoil and Mobil1 To save money buying Amsoil, you can become a preferred customer and buy Amsoil at wholesale prices. I can offer some advice to save even more money ... "Pool" your orders with friends and family (like I do) to make it more cost effective. __________________________________________________ Amsoil Racing Programs Let me start by saying that Amsoil is building their racing programs from the bottom up. Up until the early 80's, Amsoil did act as "Corporate Sponsor" for race cars. Since the early 1980's, Amsoil did not "Corporate Sponsor" any racing events, but began to do so again three years ago. Until recently, Amsoil had only been working with their Dealers on co-op sponsorships that they could take advantage of locally. Now, Amsoil is focusing on specialty markets first (Snowmobiling, Motorcycling, Power Boating, Jet-Skis, FourWheel, Off-Road, etc.). Amsoil is trying to get in and be as dominant in each market as they can, by being the primary sponsor of a "top racer", or promoting a racing series. ---------- NOTE: To be the primary sponsor of one of the top cars in the NHRA will cost several million dollars. For NASCAR the figure is 15-18 million dollars ($15,000,000 to $18,000,000). ---------- Amsoil constantly evaluates contingency programs, but have not made a strategic decision regarding as to what markets would actually produce value. Amsoil has a full time race director now, John Schuldt, and in the coming year or two they are planning on continuing to expand their racing efforts. Where that expansion of Amsoil's efforts will focus on remains to be determined. Amsoil will slowly grow it in the areas that produce results. Participating in racing makes one feel good, but the trick is to make it pay off with increased sales. Amsoil could offer free oil and a lot of money for maximum exposure in racing, but it would not necessarily translate into a surefire way to increase sales. Amsoil is confident that they now have the distribution programs that can take advantage of a very carefully orchestrated racing program, and will proceed to make that happen. ---------- Look for Amsoil Corporate Sponsorships at the following events: Supercross Racing, Motocross Racing, Snocross Racing, Powerboat Racing, Motorcycle Racing, Dirt, Track Racing, Off-Road Racing, Jet Ski Racing, Monster Truck Events __________________________________________________ AMSOIL Races Against Drugs AMSOIL is the proud sponsor of Race Against Drugs, a program developed by American Motorsports to assist with drug education in America. Race Against Drugs travels nationwide to inform children about the marvels of drug abuse. Race Against Drugs appears at race tracks (NASCAR, CART, IRL, APBA and others), community events (schools, shopping malls, parades and drug prevention rallies), trade shows (PRI, Circle Track and SEMA) and conferences (International Association of Chiefs of Police, Executive Offices Weed & Seed and the National Prevention Network). Scott Steger, the deputy director of the organizations writes: “On behalf of all of us at Race Against Drugs, I would like to thank AMSOIL for the support. I am sure you are constantly complimented on the superiority of your products in racing, passenger and fleet use situations. In the past year, we at RAD have logged over 450,000 miles in our towing vehicles using your products to lubricate engines, transmissions, rear ends and more. Not one of our trucks has suffered down time due in part to your fine products and your willingness to assist with the program." The Race Against Drugs Tide boat. The boat does not have Tide in the fuel tank ... ... but it is operated on ALL Amsoil Synthetic Lubricants! __________________________________________________ The Race Against Drugs Tide race car. ... again ... The car does not have Tide in the fuel tank ... ... but it is operated on ALL Amsoil Synthetic Lubricants! "When we travel we are constantly asked about AMSOIL and why we choose to use your product instead of others. The answer is simple: superior quality, reliability, technical support, and your company’s commitment to preventing our young people from becoming involved in drug abuse." Check out the Race Against Drugs website for information about the organization and a schedule of future appearances. Find their homepage at: www.raceagainstdrugs.org __________________________________________________ Request a FREE Amsoil Catalog by clicking below: Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
Dr. D Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 3/01/2004 00:09:37	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: I for one do not ever want to see AMSOIL as the official lubricant or oil of NASCAR. Every time that happens to a product the price seems to go way up just because they have that little NASCAR logo on it. Dr. D
eddie_orlando Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 3/01/2004 08:03:33	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: all that being said, let me ask this, which filter is the best. let's say at Micron flow?? Amsoil, Wix, and what do you know about K&N??
AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 3/01/2004 08:47:40	Amsoil SDF Oil Filters - Filtration & Flow IP: Logged Message: Eddie, YOU NEED A BALANCE BETWEEN --- FILTRATION and FLOW FILTRATION It seems that engine wear gets worse when there are particles above 5 micron particles not being filtered out of the system. GM has done studies where the wear became very great at around 30 microns. On the flip-side, Mobil did tests in 1995 where they ran a number of vehicles at 7.5K oil changes and 15K oil changes on filters that would have been in the 25 micron range. The vehicles went 200K with very little wear. So it would seem that filters that grab most of the 15-20 micron particles whould be OK. I know this is not very scientific. It really depends on the clearances in your engine. An engine such as my neighbors LT1, which is a small block Chevy as far as the bottom end is concerned, has large clearances so a 20 micron particle won't harm it as much as it would on a much tighter engine such as many DOHC 4 cylinder imports. So in other words, it's different in every case. -------------------------------------------------- In theory, reducing wear particles to 0 is optimum but in the real world of automobile engines it doesn't work. What good does filtering out for instance .5 (1/2) microns ... 100% of the time ... but causing wear by interupting oil flow to the bearings. -------------------------------------------------- If you are concerned, perform a Used Oil Analysis and see for yourself what is the PPM range in your engine ... for all the major metals (iron, lead, alumn, copper). -------------------------------------------------- FLOW FLOW IS ... AS IMPORTANT, maybe ... MORE IMPORTANT ... than FILTRATION. Many filters have good filtration and terrible flow. __________________________________________________ Now, Let's talk about the different manufacturers: Here is what is out there: Honeywell - makes Fram (In Canada the Quaker State filters are Fram filters / In the USA, QS is Purolator), Pennzoil, Quaker State Arvin Meritor - makes Purolator Premium Plus, PureONE, Ford OEM, V-1 & SureFlow (Superflow?) Dana - makes Wix and Napa Gold/Silver, AC Delco DuraGuards for Canada Baldwin (Parent of Hastings) - Baldwin, Hastings, Amsoil, Casite, maybe others Champion Labs - Mobil 1, K&N, Supertech, AC Delco DuraGuards (two different types) for USA, Bosch Premium, STP, Ultraguard Gold, Deutch & Luberfiner Cummins Engine - owns Fleetguard Mann - a top quality German filter maker (for our many German Friends on this site). __________________________________________________ Considering a combination of FILTRATION and FLOW ... Perhaps the best $5 filter, Bosch Super Premium or Wix. Reasons: Top notch construction, good filtering, and good flow. (The PureOne is in this price range too, but I've got issues with restricted flow in the PureOne because of the densely packed media.) And if your budget is $7, Amsoil SDF oil filters. __________________________________________________ Request a FREE Amsoil Catalog by clicking below: Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
AmsoilSponsor DakotaEnthusiast 3/01/2004 09:17:00	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: Note: The above mentioned $7 price (which is the approximate price for Amsoil SDF Filters for Dakota Trucks) is the Amsoil Preferred Customer Price, or Dealer Price. __________________________________________________ Amsoil Preferred Customers Amsoil Dealers and Amsoil Preferred Customers purchase AMSOIL products at wholesale cost. Amsoil Preferred Customer Memberships are recommended for people who want the lowest possible prices on the best lubrication and filtration products for their vehicles and equipment. Preferred Customers pay the same low prices for Amsoil products that Amsoil Dealers pay. Ten dollars ($10) gets you a six-month trial Amsoil Preferred Customer membership for buying Amsoil products at wholesale prices. Preferred Customer memberships may be renewed indefinitely for only $20/year. Preferred Customers can upgrade their membership to an Amsoil Dealership at any time. Preferred Customers receive an information kit on AMSOIL products, an Air and Oil Filter Application Guide, and the monthly Amsoil product, racing and application magazine, the Amsoil Action News. __________________________________________________ Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
R/TBlues Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE 3/01/2004 20:50:40	Amsoil Wholesale ( Preferred Customer ) or Retail IP: Logged Message: I don't know which oil is the best, but if Mobile1 is the oil recomended for the Viper I think I'll use it in my Dakota. I do believe the Corvette also runs Mobile 1.
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