Kentucky Armory Club

What's the place to go buy this oil locally? 5w20 and 5w30

Bumper to Bumper sells Amsoil and I have in stock. $7.00 qt.

I used to use RP but quickly tired of $50-$60 oil changes. I just use valvoline or mobile one synthetic

I used to pay Station Park Honda to change my oil. They sell Amsoil but charge a kings ransom for it.

Fool and their money can be easily seperated by selling them snake oil...etc

nemo wrote:Bumper to Bumper sells Amsoil and I have in stock. $7.00 qt.

Where is that located?

ssracer wrote:I used to use RP but quickly tired of $50-$60 oil changes. I just use valvoline or mobile one synthetic

Amsoil says 25,000 to 15,000 miles between changes depending one type of driving and RP says 12,000 miles. So you are actually saving money...

I just read how mobile 1 and valvoline aren't really synthetic. They are crude base oil with additives.

justang1997 wrote:

nemo wrote:Bumper to Bumper sells Amsoil and I have in stock. $7.00 qt.

Where is that located?

I'm at J Town store but any BTB should have if.

That was also back when I was auto crossing and

...and running the car for all it was worth

Which car?

It was the grand am. I autocrossed the piss outta that thing back in the day...so much fun

$7 a quart? That can't be the good stuff can it? I read that amsoil has 24 lines of oil and 4 are not true man made synthetic.

This stuff

ssracer wrote:It was the grand am. I autocrossed the piss outta that thing back in the day...so much fun

maybe that has something to do with your loose suspension these days......

Haha....nah, been MANY years since that...shit would have fallen off by now if that was the case

I use mobile 1 in the flex

I get mine from NAPA in Campbellsville. I use their ATF in the manual trans and axles on my race truck. The manual says to use 70w90, but I like the smell of ATF better.

I've used Amsoil in my Scion when I had it and my Dad swears by it. He drives a 00 Tundra and changes his oil twice or three times a year. But I couldn't do that but then again I've owned two brand new cars and wanted to keep them new and under warranty verses a 10-12 year old truck. So I change mine every 5000ish with synthetic.

^ can be bought at any local kroger, i think it was a dollar

Superior grade, bing

I used RP back in my dirt bike days. (90's-02' mainly in NC)
Good stuff, I swear by it but know not where it can be purchased locally.

I didn't realize Amsoil made oil for cars. My comments were referring to a motorcycle and Amsoil Motorcycle Engine Oil.

nemo wrote:

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This stuff

thanks nemo