Where to get RP oil in Quebec?

[lord_shadow_tck]

I would like to know if there is some place, or online store, I'm searching for a dealer that sells oil in case or 5gallons. I could also use some Motul or Redline oil, but would like to try Royal purple this summer! I need a store that ships, can be anywhere in Canada or USA if they don't steal me on the transport.

Thanks for your help!

[CamJohns122]

I know its not royal purple but ill give you bulk pricing on amsoil and ship to your door,

pm if interested

[archaeic_bloke]

in QC we mostly use motul synthetic 15W50

and redline shock proof heavy gear oil in the tranny

[lord_shadow_tck]

in QC we mostly use motul synthetic 15W50

and redline shock proof heavy gear oil in the tranny

Hey hello archaeic, last year I've bought Rear slotted rotors from you on ebay lol. Pretty nice build you doing on your GTR!

Any kind of motul you would suggest? They got like 36000 products like 300v chrono, 300v competition, 8100 x-max, etc

[archaeic_bloke]

hahah no way! u got a wicked good deal on those if i recall, i bought those BEFORE AMS had such a well established name and nobody wanted them at the time...lol

um if i were you i'd give haig a call monday morning at autoworx MTL, ask him which oil specifically, he'll have answers. i believe the # is 514-332-5666

[NismoS-tune]

You know. Some good mechanics and tuners told me (did some asking around) that the closer the 2 numbers are (15W50) the better the oil is on a break down perspective. I'm not sure if it's a myth like motoman's break-in method but ya. I used to used 10W40, then went to 0W50 and now I'm using 20-50 or 10-40 again depending on the weather. I like AMSoil. RP was more expensive but not as good. Anyone else hear this before? AMSoil also has some badass gear oil unlike Redline. I have not tried motul due to price and unavailability near here... My 9L oil changes get too expensive if I try Motul...

[cobrAA]

You know. Some good mechanics and tuners told me (did some asking around) that the closer the 2 numbers are (15W50) the better the oil is on a break down perspective. I'm not sure if it's a myth like motoman's break-in method but ya. I used to used 10W40, then went to 0W50 and now I'm using 20-50 or 10-40 again depending on the weather. I like AMSoil. RP was more expensive but not as good. Anyone else hear this before? AMSoil also has some badass gear oil unlike Redline. I have not tried motul due to price and unavailability near here... My 9L oil changes get too expensive if I try Motul...

Well I went with Redline because i had 15% off discount and no tax because i was buying in bulk ( bought 300$ of fluid). I don't think Redline is bad. For the tranny, MT90 3L+ Light shock proof 1L ( good mix).

To answer your question, Royal purple can't be sold legally in Quebec because the label is not written in both language.

[DreadedFist]

RP 20w50 here, works fine and builds pressure quick even in freezing cold weather. I'm thnking of trying Motul 300v next, just because im sadistic and want to make my wallet suffer.

[gtrtt]

To answer your question, Royal purple can't be sold legally in Quebec because the label is not written in both language.[/QUOTE]

How dare RP try to undermine Quebecs' culture like that !

Bastards!

I currently have kendall in my tranny but I'm thinking RP75w90 to try to assauge my 4th gear synchro crunchies.

Unless theres better.........?????

[plumwerks]

motul 300v competition in 15w50,do a search for ester oils or double ester oils and read carefully,you'll see why it is so good and costs so much.Redline is supposed to be an ester based oil,but in use and tests it just seems to degrade far too quickly.