royal purple
#1
royal purple
i hear the name tossed around here alot so i decided to check it out. now my family has been using penzoil for a long long time. we trust it and its done us fine. its not crap, like quaker state. anyway. is royal purple really all its cracked up to be? its it really worth the 7-8 bucks a quart, and if so, what advantages would it bring over my penzoil. will there be longer change intervals? or simply a more viscus longer lasting lubricant? Is it purple? lol. any other benefits.
#3
RE: royal purple
hey i just bought 6 quarts off a ebay store shipped to my door for 50 bucks the stores called tires-n-parts or somthing, its like 5.99a quart, they had a vid of my car and all the fluids change with royal purple an it gianed 9 hp so idk just an extra edge i guess i use it an idk its up to u, seems fine to me....
#5
RE: royal purple
ive got it in the rear end and the crankcase of my car... I was useing a standard synthetic before, Honestly, i cant feel a difference. But like i said, i had a synthetic in it before. Its better than conventional, but i dont know if it is indeed any better than other synthetics.
#7
RE: royal purple
thats what im sayin raven. my car has 155k on it. think its a little late for syn oil? is it purple? lol. dunno, i just think itd be bad *** to have purple oil. although it wouldnt be purple for much longer than the time it takes to enter the valve cover lol. after it pours down it might not be so purple lol.
#9
RE: royal purple
Idid a search on oil(really bored) and the top 10 list, Royal Purple came in 8th, we ran it in a few of our cars and it didn't do anything miraculous like everyone claims, like the "new fad diet" for stupid women. On several websites I did see that AMSoil1 or something was ratedat least top 3in many lists.
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