Making the switch
Originally Posted by Chulch
So still change at 3-5k?
Originally Posted by 2000fordf1504x4
Thanks for the tip man now I'm not going to go with rp and what is a good oil that will last longer that you would recomend
Not saying your instructor is wrong, but if there was a longevity/durability question with Royal Purple, I'd call up and talk to R.P.'s tech support... Don't forget they are in the "oil selling business" so if they felt you should change the oil more frequently, I'm sure they'd tell you (that would = more oil sales for them).
If you can't run a synthetic oil for more than 5k miles, then whats the point... Like I said, I'd get the info "strait from the horses mouth" rather than rely on here-say. R.P. is a quality synthetic oil manufacturer, and they do make a wide variety of oils for different applications from "street" to full-blown racing applications... I have no allegiance to R.P., or any oil mfg., but I hate hearing "oh this person said..." sorta stuff, sorry just my .02...
If you can't run a synthetic oil for more than 5k miles, then whats the point... Like I said, I'd get the info "strait from the horses mouth" rather than rely on here-say. R.P. is a quality synthetic oil manufacturer, and they do make a wide variety of oils for different applications from "street" to full-blown racing applications... I have no allegiance to R.P., or any oil mfg., but I hate hearing "oh this person said..." sorta stuff, sorry just my .02...
Originally Posted by pintodave
Not saying your instructor is wrong, but if there was a longevity/durability question with Royal Purple, I'd call up and talk to R.P.'s tech support... Don't forget they are in the "oil selling business" so if they felt you should change the oil more frequently, I'm sure they'd tell you (that would = more oil sales for them).
If you can't run a synthetic oil for more than 5k miles, then whats the point... Like I said, I'd get the info "strait from the horses mouth" rather than rely on here-say. R.P. is a quality synthetic oil manufacturer, and they do make a wide variety of oils for different applications from "street" to full-blown racing applications... I have no allegiance to R.P., or any oil mfg., but I hate hearing "oh this person said..." sorta stuff, sorry just my .02...
If you can't run a synthetic oil for more than 5k miles, then whats the point... Like I said, I'd get the info "strait from the horses mouth" rather than rely on here-say. R.P. is a quality synthetic oil manufacturer, and they do make a wide variety of oils for different applications from "street" to full-blown racing applications... I have no allegiance to R.P., or any oil mfg., but I hate hearing "oh this person said..." sorta stuff, sorry just my .02...
I have personally been running castrol full synthetic in all my rigs plus a mobile 1 oil filter and they seem to go beyond 10,000 miles before the oil started to break down and turn dark brown, but for some reason now in my Jetta its not the case it is bad after 6000 miles...I put some mobile 1 in my E-150 with a K&N oil filter (of which I am not impressed and will be switching to a mobile 1) and it has gone 7000 miles and the oil is just starting to turn brown. Now the difference between me and most everyone else is that I rack up over 6000 miles a month on my jetta and on my cargo van, of which are 95% highway miles... so typically I don't have to change as often as someone that drives 20-30 miles a day tops... just what works for me through trial and error.... take it or leave it
Originally Posted by pintodave
Not saying your instructor is wrong, but if there was a longevity/durability question with Royal Purple, I'd call up and talk to R.P.'s tech support... Don't forget they are in the "oil selling business" so if they felt you should change the oil more frequently, I'm sure they'd tell you (that would = more oil sales for them).
If you can't run a synthetic oil for more than 5k miles, then whats the point... Like I said, I'd get the info "strait from the horses mouth" rather than rely on here-say. R.P. is a quality synthetic oil manufacturer, and they do make a wide variety of oils for different applications from "street" to full-blown racing applications... I have no allegiance to R.P., or any oil mfg., but I hate hearing "oh this person said..." sorta stuff, sorry just my .02...
If you can't run a synthetic oil for more than 5k miles, then whats the point... Like I said, I'd get the info "strait from the horses mouth" rather than rely on here-say. R.P. is a quality synthetic oil manufacturer, and they do make a wide variety of oils for different applications from "street" to full-blown racing applications... I have no allegiance to R.P., or any oil mfg., but I hate hearing "oh this person said..." sorta stuff, sorry just my .02...
That's what I've been changing my oil with and ya it has over 75,000 on it I've got 159,000 on it right now

