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i was Shatto
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11/21/2007
13:45:31
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 Subject: RE: Royal Purple vs. Amsoil
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Now I am Stan
I do take it up my can
but I will not eat green eggs and ham
not in a box
not with a fox
but I will suck fox rocks
on the floor
or out the door
(and most of all I like Taking it in my back door)
my name is Stan
I like my Man
He likes me
when he goes Pee
I hold it for thee
I like it in the back door
I am a H0M0 Whore
I bend over for the Soap
no it aint on a rope
I touch my toes
and yell woa woa woa
my name is Stan
I'm a Clay Aiken fan
I take it in my can
when ever I can
I love my Clay
I love to play
I'm here to say
I Love my Clay!
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Stan
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11/21/2007
18:25:31
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The Amsoil guy moved to a different
Dakota site:
http://www.dakota-durango.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=105
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Stan
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11/21/2007
20:06:54
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WATCH OUT
Royal Purple was specifically banned by Cummins due to excessive valve train wear.
If you don't believe it then just google it.
RP is big in racing circles but those engines are rebuilt after each race.
Royal Purple uses a different chemistry than most oils. They are one of only a handful of marketers using Moly in their oil. Moly is a solid which was specifically banned by Cummins.
Moly (Molybdenum Disulfide) is a processed mineral that is similar in appearance to graphite.
Moly has good lubricating properties when used either by itself in dry power form or as an additive to oil or other lubricants.
However, particles of the Moly can come out of suspension and agglomerate. This can actually clog oil filters or oil lines and the rest normally settles in the bottom of the oil pan.
Do you really want solid particles in your engine?
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RICK38
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11/23/2007
22:39:16
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This is a legit question I am asking, If you look in search history under Rick38 you will see that I Have asked questions before an got some good feedback that I have used that feedback. This has always been a good site, but lately, some people need other hobbies. Sorry I asked..
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11/24/2007
10:49:24
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This site has gone to the g a y men talking about anal s e x
and pedophiles and beastiality (s e x with animails)
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Stan
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11/24/2007
10:50:28
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The Amsoil guy that used to sponsor and
post here moved to a different Dakota site:
http://www.dakota-durango.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=105
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i was Shatto
Dodge Dakota
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11/24/2007
12:15:18
| RE: Royal Purple vs. Amsoil
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Now I am Stan
I do take it up my can
but I will not eat green eggs and ham
not in a box
not with a fox
but I will suck fox rocks
on the floor
or out the door
(and most of all I like Taking it in my back door)
my name is Stan
I like my Man
He likes me
when he goes Pee
I hold it for thee
I like it in the back door
I am a H0M0 Whore
I bend over for the Soap
no it aint on a rope
I touch my toes
and yell woa woa woa
my name is Stan
I'm a Clay Aiken fan
I take it in my can
when ever I can
I love my Clay
I love to play
I'm here to say
I Love my Clay!
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Dak Guy
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11/26/2007
18:55:43
| RE: Royal Purple vs. Amsoil
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Correction:
Royal Purple is "NOT" API certified.
I was a fool to think that it was.
DIRECT FROM THE ROYAL PURPLE WEBSITE
Royal Purple’s racing oils do not conform to API and / or ILSAC licensing requirements!
Royal Purple’s motor oils are formulated to provide unparalleled performance and protection and comply with API / ILSAC specifications.
SEE THE WORD COMPLY!!! Not API !!!!!
AND RP requires continued oil filter changes every 3,000 to 4,000 miles (top-off oil as needed).
PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS TO ME ?!?!?!?!?!?!
SOUNDS LIKE THEY HAVE A SUSPICIOUSLY WEAK OIL !!!!!
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URaidiot stan
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11/26/2007
21:44:14
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before one posts a lie he should be more careful
and please NOTE that using a non API certified oil
WILL VOID a warranty !!!!!!! Such as AMSOIL !
this stan fella is a complete liar and a total moron
"Royal Purple’s motor oils are API certified and will not void new vehicle warranties. "
http://www.royalpurple.com/motor-oil.html
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