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Gear up for Spring 2017 with AMSOIL!
Finally having a sports car I love driving (my new Fiat 124 Spider) has motivated me to bust my @$$ and grow my business even more. My February commission was up 44% over last year and I have every intention to work hard to do it again in the upcoming months.
That said, spring is coming, and with that, so are hot rods, boats, bikes, ATVs, guns and lawn equipment, so for my friends reading this, all I'm asking is for your attention for a brief minute. You're going to spend money on maintenance anyway, might as well see if these products would benefit you so you can start Spring of 2017 well-prepared.
For the Cruze, we have our usual Signature Series engine oil, transmission fluid, and coolant. If you've been putting off that transmission fluid change, now would be a good time.
For boats, we have 4-stroke and 2-stroke. I use Saber Outboard 2-stroke in my 35hp Evinrude. I run it at 60:1 ratio and throttle is responsive and smoke-free. As a bonus, our 2-stroke oils serve as fuel stabilizers.
For lawnmowers and other small 4-strokes, we have an SAE-30/10W-30 small engine oil. The benefit here is not just protection, but efficiency. Expect 10-15% more run time per fuel fill-up on mowers, generators, and other gas-powered equipment. Most mowers take only 0.5-2.0 quarts, so it's not exactly an expensive switch. This is a good product to use for landscaping businesses.
For 2-stroke lawn equipment, we have Saber Pro 2-stroke oil, which can be run down to a 100:1 ratio (I use it at 85:1 in my weed whacker and hedge trimmer). It doubles up as a fuel stabilizer and runs smokeless with better throttle response, more power, and fewer exhaust deposits. We have cheap packets that you can empty out for a 1-gallon container, so it's convenient as well.
For all small engines, we have AMSOIL Quickshot; a fuel stabilizer/ethanol treatment and top end cleaner in one. One 8-oz bottle treats 6 gallons of fuel for a clean-up treatment, and 12 gallons for a maintenance treatment. I use this in everything.
As usual, we have our American and Metric motorcycle oils, which run cooler (I've heard Harley vtwin guys report a 10-15F drop in oil temp), shift better, and last 2x the manufacturer's interval, as well as having corrosion inhibitors to protect during storage.
Lastly, we released two new gun products last year that my friends have been *raving* about. We have a gun oil, and a gun cleaner. Both are corrosion inhibitors and turn otherwise gritty guns into smooth running machines. All reviews have been 100% positive, and a single bottle will last you a long time.
I won't list off all applications, but if you're interested in any other AMSOIL products than the usual that most of you buy for your cars and trucks, let me know and I can get you more details.
For a complete list of the equipment we make products for, click below:
AMSOIL Shop by Equipment
That said, spring is coming, and with that, so are hot rods, boats, bikes, ATVs, guns and lawn equipment, so for my friends reading this, all I'm asking is for your attention for a brief minute. You're going to spend money on maintenance anyway, might as well see if these products would benefit you so you can start Spring of 2017 well-prepared.
For the Cruze, we have our usual Signature Series engine oil, transmission fluid, and coolant. If you've been putting off that transmission fluid change, now would be a good time.
For boats, we have 4-stroke and 2-stroke. I use Saber Outboard 2-stroke in my 35hp Evinrude. I run it at 60:1 ratio and throttle is responsive and smoke-free. As a bonus, our 2-stroke oils serve as fuel stabilizers.
For lawnmowers and other small 4-strokes, we have an SAE-30/10W-30 small engine oil. The benefit here is not just protection, but efficiency. Expect 10-15% more run time per fuel fill-up on mowers, generators, and other gas-powered equipment. Most mowers take only 0.5-2.0 quarts, so it's not exactly an expensive switch. This is a good product to use for landscaping businesses.
For 2-stroke lawn equipment, we have Saber Pro 2-stroke oil, which can be run down to a 100:1 ratio (I use it at 85:1 in my weed whacker and hedge trimmer). It doubles up as a fuel stabilizer and runs smokeless with better throttle response, more power, and fewer exhaust deposits. We have cheap packets that you can empty out for a 1-gallon container, so it's convenient as well.
For all small engines, we have AMSOIL Quickshot; a fuel stabilizer/ethanol treatment and top end cleaner in one. One 8-oz bottle treats 6 gallons of fuel for a clean-up treatment, and 12 gallons for a maintenance treatment. I use this in everything.
As usual, we have our American and Metric motorcycle oils, which run cooler (I've heard Harley vtwin guys report a 10-15F drop in oil temp), shift better, and last 2x the manufacturer's interval, as well as having corrosion inhibitors to protect during storage.
Lastly, we released two new gun products last year that my friends have been *raving* about. We have a gun oil, and a gun cleaner. Both are corrosion inhibitors and turn otherwise gritty guns into smooth running machines. All reviews have been 100% positive, and a single bottle will last you a long time.
I won't list off all applications, but if you're interested in any other AMSOIL products than the usual that most of you buy for your cars and trucks, let me know and I can get you more details.
For a complete list of the equipment we make products for, click below:
AMSOIL Shop by Equipment
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Back in the day, Mobil 1 used to advertise 25,000 miles between changes. Then, they sold out to their cheaper group 3 based oil so they can fit competitively on a Walmart shelf for $25 a jug. It seems they're once again trying to advertise a good PAO based oil for a long drain interval, and it's going to set you back $50 per jug.
Word of advice: read the fine print. AMSOIL is aware that not all engines can go the advertised 25,000 miles, which is why they have a distinction between normal service and severe service. Turbocharged engines, such as the 1.4L Turbo, are only guaranteed to go 15,000 miles as they fall under the severe service category. Oil filter changes in the Cruze are advised mid-way through that interval.
The following caveats exist with M1:
If you are under warranty, they advise you not exceed OEM drain intervals, but rather follow your owner's manual.
If you operate under any conditions they deem to be "severe service," they advise you follow your owner's manual.
Mobil 1 defines Severe Service here (image also attached of screenshot): https://mobiloil.com/en/faq/product-faqs?View=20&Page=2
To quote them directly:
"Many kinds of driving conditions qualify your vehicle for severe service oil change intervals, and Mobil 1 is ideal for this service. Severe service conditions can include, among other things:
• Trips of less than 10 miles
• Driving in cold weather
• Idling for extended periods
• Stop-and-go traffic
• Pulling trailers/carrying heavy loads
• Driving in dusty conditions"
AMSOIL still recommends 15,000 miles between changes under severe service. Using Mobil 1's oils, even the Annual Protection oil, you are reduced back down to manufacturer recommended intervals. Mobil 1 has basically relieved themselves of any liability should their oil fall out of specification in 20,000 miles by specifying conditions that guarantee that only people driving almost exclusively highway will be able to follow those intervals.
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