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| Alternative Fuels, Additives, Oils & Lubricants Discussion Of Diesel, its Various Additives, Oils, Lubricates & Alternative Fuels EG. Bio-Diesel ect...NO ADVERTISING |
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royal purple oil
I know a alot here and other diesel sites run Amsoil 15w-40 or 5w-40. But is anyone beside me using royal purple? I been using this stuff for about 8yrs with no problems to date. I use / used it in everything from my 98 T/A LS1, 01 GMC gas truck, 2 buddys Cummins, 1 PSD, 3 D-maxs, etc... I not trying to sell this stuff, but I had a hard time finding Amsoil with out ordering it or driving 1hr or so to get. Royal purple is made just outside Houston so most auto parts store have it around here. I'm really just posting this in case someone seen it but never knew anyone using it. I use 10w-30 in gas engines and 15w-40 in diesels. Here's the link if anyone want to search it more. http://www.royalpurple.com/
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03 Dodge 2500 cummins / Ex-cab / 2 wheel drive / Auto trans / Turbo Silencer Ring gone / Staight Pipe / Ring Tone Mod / BHAF w-Outerwears/ SWANKER INTAKE / not all stock any more 1994 Z71 Blazer / remote pmd#9 resister / 3" down pipe 4" pipe no CAT/ K&N cold air intake / 97'cooling system with fan & clutch / "S" 6.5TD / Autometer gauges EGT, Boost, & trans temp / 10k Pot Boost fooler / Home Made TM / high idle switch |
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Thanks for the info, I been thinking about going to Royal Purple. I can get it easier also.
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2001 Qd Cab 4X4 Auto: Edge Drag, 95 HVFP, II SB, BD-RAD, Mach 6s, Helix 2, F1 Springs, O-rings, Fluidampr, ARP, Nitrous Express, Mag Hy-tech, Goerends billet, 6" lift, 35" Toyo MT, |
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I going to try to get a oil analysis from the 03 in my sig and 1 from a D-max soon both using RP. I'll post results as soon as I can.
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03 Dodge 2500 cummins / Ex-cab / 2 wheel drive / Auto trans / Turbo Silencer Ring gone / Staight Pipe / Ring Tone Mod / BHAF w-Outerwears/ SWANKER INTAKE / not all stock any more 1994 Z71 Blazer / remote pmd#9 resister / 3" down pipe 4" pipe no CAT/ K&N cold air intake / 97'cooling system with fan & clutch / "S" 6.5TD / Autometer gauges EGT, Boost, & trans temp / 10k Pot Boost fooler / Home Made TM / high idle switch |
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I used some in my bikes and some other stuff, pretty big diff in the valve train noise. Good stuff
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95 Ext Cab SLT, Loaded, built 5spd with hurst, 3.54s, Leveled 4'' Lift 35'' Toyos, optima redtops, 4'' Straight into a 5'' bed kit with 6'' Mitres, Protech, Super B 57/66/14, Stage 2 Sticks, 3GSK, #60 Valve Springs, Stage 2 clutch, BHAF, Plateless, Boost and EGT on the pillar fuel pressure on the colum. |
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Ive been planning on running it in the diffs, 6spd, and tcase as soon as it warms up outside and get off this stinking 70hrs a week crap at work.
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05' Crew Cab dually 4X4 cummins w/ 6 spd. 4.11's w/limited slip EDGE JUICE W/ ATTITUDE, AFE TORQUE TUBE, TURBO SILENCER RING REMOVED, FIA WINTERFRONT/BUGSCREEN COMBO, BULLET STEP BARS, DEEZEE 5TH WHEEL ALUM. TOOL BOX, VENTVISOR WINDOW VENTS, AERO-TURBINE 4040L MUFFLER 05' Jayco Eagle 305BHS 5er Son's truck 84 Chevy S10 w/ 355 V8 & TH350 trans |
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Red line two stroke oil is the best stuff out there I dont know about their other stuff but if it is al good as the two stroke then wow. Iam also going to put royal purpal in my tcase and diffs
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95 Ext Cab SLT, Loaded, built 5spd with hurst, 3.54s, Leveled 4'' Lift 35'' Toyos, optima redtops, 4'' Straight into a 5'' bed kit with 6'' Mitres, Protech, Super B 57/66/14, Stage 2 Sticks, 3GSK, #60 Valve Springs, Stage 2 clutch, BHAF, Plateless, Boost and EGT on the pillar fuel pressure on the colum. |
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I'm going to change over my differentials and transfer case to the Royal Purple cause I do think it's a very good oil but as far as the engine, I can't seem to justify spending the $85.00 every 5,000 miles. I used to use the Rotella-T, non-synthetic then switched to the Valvoline Premium Blue 15W40 and it made a WORLD of difference. The engine is much smoother on cold mornings and my oil is now staying CLEAN!!! Not to mention, Advanced Auto Parts sells it for $7.97 a GALLON. And some guys will point to being able to go longer intervals with a synthetic but the Premium Blue has been tested in fleets using Cummins engines up to 65,000 miles between intervals. To me, there's no reason to spend the extra just to drain it out. I have 2 uncles that are past the 500,000 mile mark on their Cummins changing it every 5,000 religiously, so to me that speaks volumes. Just my $.02
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2001.5 White 2500 Reg-cab • 4x4 • NV4500 • 4.10 • BHAF • WALBRO GSL392 • Edge Juice + Attitude • VALAIR HD OFE • Scangauge II • 315 Cooper S/T's • Optimas • custom black grille & blue graphics • ** Diesel Fuel Treatment is here ** |
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Now, if the soot isn't in the oil, it must still be in the engine where it will manifest itself as deposit buildup. Rusty
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2002 3500 QC 6x4 ETH/DEE SLT+ Sport, 4.10LS, EZ, DD2s, BHAF w TAG, Jardine, Westach, Jacobs, B&W, Jordan, Powervisions, Weatherguard, Line-x, etc., etc. 347/762 Dynojet 2004 DoubleTree Mobile Suites 36RE3 2003 BMW K1200GT BMWMOA #120519 |
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Yes, I understand what you're saying and I'm not saying that it's perfectly clean, it's become increasingly darker with increasing mileage, but it's got a dispersive polymer that aids to break down the soot BEFORE it's held in suspension. So, the end result is still getting the soot out of the engine at oil change time, but less restriction on the oil filter. I know that it was developed specifically with the cooled EGR type engine (i.e. Cummins ISB like ours) because of the high temps in this engine that can break down "normal" oils. And, even if the oil is "dirty" and appears to be doing it's job, if it's also very thin, it can also be a sign of thermal breakdown. I noticed that with the Rotella, my oil was dirty and thin, didn't feel like oil usually does. The Premium Blue even when darker still has an oil-like feel. And, I'm not knocking the Royal Blue by any means. I just don't think it's cost efficient to spend that much more on something that's going to be discarded anyway. Now, the diffs and transfer case are a different story. With the intervals between maintenance on those components, the Royal Purple is definitely something worth putting in.
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2001.5 White 2500 Reg-cab • 4x4 • NV4500 • 4.10 • BHAF • WALBRO GSL392 • Edge Juice + Attitude • VALAIR HD OFE • Scangauge II • 315 Cooper S/T's • Optimas • custom black grille & blue graphics • ** Diesel Fuel Treatment is here ** |
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Rusty
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2002 3500 QC 6x4 ETH/DEE SLT+ Sport, 4.10LS, EZ, DD2s, BHAF w TAG, Jardine, Westach, Jacobs, B&W, Jordan, Powervisions, Weatherguard, Line-x, etc., etc. 347/762 Dynojet 2004 DoubleTree Mobile Suites 36RE3 2003 BMW K1200GT BMWMOA #120519 |
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