ENEOS Oil - Spring/Summer 2009 Special
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Summer is near and YOU need an oil change.
We just ordered another 30 cases of ENEOS oil.
We are offering a free oil filter from Denso PN. 150-1006 with any oil purchase of 6 or more quarts!
If the Denso filter is not applicable to your vehicle, we will give you a $6 credit on your 6 quart oil purchase!
To see if your vehicle uses the Denso 150-1006, please visit:
http://www.densoproducts.com/ and enter 150-1006 into the search bar on the right side of the page!
Jason Christopherson
Store Manager
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weshole;274579 wrote:
Do you sell the 5w30? If so, how much for a 6pk?this
also do you have some of the reviews and write ups you had posted in the past on this oil? ive been interested.
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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weshole;274579 wrote:
Do you sell the 5w30? If so, how much for a 6pk?Yep, and $48 for the 6pk and Denso filter.
SPANISH-RICE;274592 wrote:
thisalso do you have some of the reviews and write ups you had posted in the past on this oil? ive been interested.
I can post reviews and write ups, but it means nothing without personal experience to me. I know that there is a very loyal "ABC" brand (I use ABC's to avoid hurting feelings) oil user, that is also an engine builder in the local area. We challenged his oil against ENEOS, and on a 4 cyl motor, 5w40 made 5+ horse over his previously 'elite' oil. After testing lubricating factors, he is now recommending oil to his customers. We have sold over 100 cases, and have had tremendous results from power, to gas mileage gains. This is the best oil on the market, hands down.
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It is one of two oils that I'd consider running in my own vehicle. Although, it took 2 oil changes for me to see/feel any results in fuel mileage....so my thoughts are if you are going to do it, make the commitment to run it for a couple of oil changes at least before you form an opinion.
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Trafik Jamz;274653 wrote:
It is one of two oils that I'd consider running in my own vehicle. Although, it took 2 oil changes for me to see/feel any results in fuel mileage....so my thoughts are if you are going to do it, make the commitment to run it for a couple of oil changes at least before you form an opinion.This is true.
However, this applies to someone already running a 'good synthetic' oil to start with. If you are currently running conventional (non-synthetic) oil, the results will be noticeable much quicker.
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agreed.
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Well im just worried about keeping my motor looking brand new on the inside without any of the deposits and burnt on oil crap. Im looking for a really good synthetic with alot of dtergents basically. From what i hear mobil1 is one of the best oils for detergents?
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PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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SPANISH-RICE;274734 wrote:
Well im just worried about keeping my motor looking brand new on the inside without any of the deposits and burnt on oil crap.Mo boost, and maybe a little E85 will take care of that......
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