noway wrote:

> Does anyone have long term experience with Royal Purple for normal driving?
> It seems to be carried at a lot of high performance shops, but looks like
> thats about it.
>
>
>
I use it on my RSX-S since its got 15k miles. It now has 40k miles.

It does not really qualify for long term experience, but I am satisfied

so far. I never used it before that. I am lucky to have a royal purple
distributor close by so I do not have to order it by mail.

Makes me think, I was thinking of moving to another city, should I
factor in the royal purple distributor proximity in my decision? ;-)

-john

 

> I use it on my RSX-S since its got 15k miles. It now has 40k miles.
>
> It does not really qualify for long term experience, but I am satisfied
>
> so far. I never used it before that. I am lucky to have a royal purple
> distributor close by so I do not have to order it by mail.
>
> Makes me think, I was thinking of moving to another city, should I
> factor in the royal purple distributor proximity in my decision? ;-)

Thanks for the information. I picked up some Royal Purple in Sioux City, IA
while I was up there for $4.99 a quart, and a K&N filter for $7.99.
www.northernautoparts.com if you ever need to order online.

 

> I use it on my RSX-S since its got 15k miles. It now has 40k miles.
>
> It does not really qualify for long term experience, but I am satisfied
>
> so far. I never used it before that. I am lucky to have a royal purple
> distributor close by so I do not have to order it by mail.
>
> Makes me think, I was thinking of moving to another city, should I
> factor in the royal purple distributor proximity in my decision? ;-)

Thanks for the information. I picked up some Royal Purple in Sioux City, IA
while I was up there for $4.99 a quart, and a K&N filter for $7.99.
www.northernautoparts.com if you ever need to order online.