Royal Purple
#28
SARX Legend
iTrader: (46)
It was an attempt at being funny. It's the first thing people say when rotaries die. I know you have been an avid rotary owner. It just annoys me how people buy into marketing BS.
#30
SARX Legend
iTrader: (46)
maybe the guy behind rotary was talking about Mobil1 was the cause of motor failure 30 something years ago? lol
#31
straight lines are boring
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Miami, FL
Posts: 8
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I know because I go to the track and road race with some of those guys and that's where I picked up the habit.
#33
Zoom-Freakin'-Zoom
iTrader: (5)
https://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php...2&postcount=74
i had to work a bit to find this..
food for thought..
hey, but what do i know. but what they know. priceless..
beers
i had to work a bit to find this..
food for thought..
hey, but what do i know. but what they know. priceless..
beers
#34
Here is my take on royal purple as i have used it for 2 and a half years on the 8 and just switch to quaker. Royal purple is great for when your about to go to competitions but as a use for daily driving its not so great. what i noticed was that everytime you cold start the car the engine is completely dry, there is no oil in there and it eventually creates a very noticable ticking from the engine and the ticking does not go away till you have been driving for about 30 minutes afterwards. The oil composition seems to be too thin for the 8 and might cause problems if used for a long term.
I currently have 50k miles and have used RP since the first oil change but now i prefer not to because i worry of the engine being damaged from everytime i cold start the car. But after I switched to a different brand of synthetic i no longer have that fearful ticking and the car seems to appreciate it more and run smoother.
Also another thing is RP is around 40 dollars for 5 quarts after taxes while the quaker state synthetic is 20 bucks at walmart and during these times that 20 bucks in savings can help pay for gas for a week which i appreciate very much.
I currently have 50k miles and have used RP since the first oil change but now i prefer not to because i worry of the engine being damaged from everytime i cold start the car. But after I switched to a different brand of synthetic i no longer have that fearful ticking and the car seems to appreciate it more and run smoother.
Also another thing is RP is around 40 dollars for 5 quarts after taxes while the quaker state synthetic is 20 bucks at walmart and during these times that 20 bucks in savings can help pay for gas for a week which i appreciate very much.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
TyrellCorpNexus8
Series I Tech Garage
61
04-25-2005 08:50 AM
rotarygod
Series I Tech Garage
66
09-27-2004 12:46 AM