EvoCop

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Im tired of paying for Royal Purple, but what is a good oil that wont break the bank??

casper980

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I have been told that royal purple sucks and was recommended not to use it. Check out Total Quartz Racing 10w-50 (used to be ELF Oil) 100% synthetic and is cheaper than others.

casper980

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Do you pull yourself over for having the big wing? lol

EvoCop

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?What did you hear about "The Purple"??

EvoCop

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No...I use officer discretion when it comes to Evos.

Boricua_Evo

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Go with AMSOIL... keeps the consistency and remember, don't ever go cheap on these bad boys or else you'll pay for it in the long run...

Kracka

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Royal Purple is junk. Their additive package is good initially, but wears out in as little as 1k miles (or more like 2k miles for "normal" street driving).

I've personally stuck with Mobil 1 10W-30 in my Evo. Its a proven oil, it protects well, its great for extended drain intervals, its easy to find, and its fairly cheap (5 qt jug for $24 @ Walmart).

apagan01

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cant gor wrong with AMSOIL

7.00$ for a quarts or 3,000$ for a new engine

justa4banger

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+1 on mobil 1..its only 22$ for 5 quarts here at the walmart in AZ.... and it works really good

justboosted02

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amsoil

Maller919

I use Mobil 1 10W-30 never had any problems

ladysman

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Amsoil Dominator here as it has a very high ZDDP content. This is what you want. If you have a catalytic converter however, don't think about using the dominator, use the SSO by Amsoil.

dan l

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Shell Rotella T only because they use it in these:

dan l

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I have, junk oil........

4LeafGreen

This is the one of the biggest questions, that has created the most arguments among car enthusiasts and racers since the beginning of racing. Yet, the only way to prove an oil is to test and test and test and then test again, if your motor blows on royal purple but would not blow on "X" brand oil then the oil company is at fault for you blown motor....good luck proving it. (No Offense) You need to pick an oil you feel comfortable running, test it in your car, if your still comfortable with it, run it, and run it, and run it, until it fails you and proves you wrong. (which may never happen)

I have had cars ranging from a built turbo Audi A4 Quattro, Type-R powered civic, 347 Stroker Mustang, 1996 Cobra, 383 stroker GMC and in every car I've used different oils. I did my research on the right oil viscosity, weight, and proven brand before I chose an oil for each unique an different motor. AMS has great oils, Royal purple has proven cars running there synthetics, and Mobil 1 cannot be denied. Just do your research on the site because I am sure Evolutinm.net has some great threads on this question. so SEARCH. -Travis (soon to be evo owner). GL