Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Royal Purple Lubricants

[nfox]

Is anybody running Royal Purple Lube in there CTD and in there axles,transfere case? IS there a dealer locater on the internet, so i can find a store that sells it in Iowa?

 

[sewman]

Sorry I can't help you but you might try searching I'm sure you'll find someone that sell it.

The main reason I wrote & I hope I don't get flamed cuz I seen it on TV today were they changed all three fluids to Royal Purple & gained 8HP they showed b4 & after right on TV.

FWIW

Bob

 

[Pit Bull]

I could not find any auto parts store in my area that ever heard of it. When I looked it up on the internet, their dealer locator did not work. If the lube is as good as their web site and advertising I don't think I want it in my truck

 

[Cooker]

www.jegs.com sells Royal Purple lubes.

 

[TxDieselKid]

I have it it my rear axle. It's a little costly, but I think it is no worse then Amsoil.



Andrew

 

[Cooker]

As far as I know their 75w140 and 85w140 are less than Amsoil. I think the cost is about $8/quart and if I remember correctly the Amsoil series 2000 75w140 is ~$12.

 

[MDW]

http://www.longrider.com/

 

[JGK]

I've been running RP in the engine for about a year now. I've had good oil analysis with it.



I can't get it locally either and used to mail order it from Carparts.com when they offered it at a discount. Through the RP web site and with a few phone calls I located the area rep. He'll deliver a 5 gallon bucket of 15w-40 directly to me at work when he comes through town for a little over $80 (as I remember).



-Jay

 

[JohnE]

truck stop

I remember seeing Royal Purple products in truck stops.



Our bridge cranes were OEM supplied with RP lubricants. You may try calling a local crane service shop.



-John

 

[JRS]

Royal Purple

I've been running Royal Purple for years in all four of my vehicles, including my Dodge truck. I don't know if it's any better than any other synthetic, but it's produced locally so I buy it.

 

[Ken55]

R.P.

I've been running RP Longrider Ultratech 15w40 in my engine for around 8000 miles now. I like it better than the dino oil I was using mainly because of our cold winters here. I did one analysis at 7000 miles and that was better than when I was using dino oils so I'm happy with it. Most of the Flying J stations carry it in a gallon jug. You can also get it shipped in a 5 gal pail.

Ken