Rotary_Powerd

Sorry bro the store next to me had some I had to try it

Anyways basically, any quality synthetic will work Redline, Royal Purple, AMS, Mobil 1 etc.

RX7 RAGE

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Who uses the supertech premix for premixing in the gastank?

diabolical1

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LOL!

dude, i ain't mad at ya'. that was just a sincere well-wish. you're right about the synthetics in MOST cases. i sell Amsoil simply because i use it and it's easy for me to get it and sell it cheaper than Redline or Royal Purple. actually i was a diehard redline user until i moved out of NY and it became more of a pain in the *** to get my hands on it.

diabolical1

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i do. easy to get and looks cool in my filter just before the carbie.

CrackHeadMel

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my boss showed up one day with a case of supertech oil and a case of supertech antifreeze.

I asked him what the difference between the two were haha


later that day i put that oil in brand new leaced trucks, poor trucks

pinkrx7

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they have premix?

jacobcartmill

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i've used the supertech premix and it works fine. as long as it has the tcw3 logo on it it has to meet their requirements.

as far as the supertech full synthetic oil, go for it man. its fully synthetic oil. who cares if its from walmart, autozone, pep boys or the internet?

pinkrx7

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yeah it meets apigl4sae regulations. so i guess Quakerstate makes their oil? cool.

Crusader_9x

When i worked in the tire bay at walmart they said that the supertech brand is manufactured by mobil one. It just does not get any of the additives and stuff that they put in the oil. So baically it goes through the same refining and manufacturing processes just none of the synthetics or additives. This only applies to the regular motor oil though, they never said anything about where they got the synthetic from.

pinkrx7

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i see. thats what ive been hearing in the past as well. thats why i was wondering about their synthetic.