Assembly lube, which one ?
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[QUOTE=chrysler kid;19685628]Is that what they use before they charge you $18 a quart for oil?
For Accuracies Sake
Suggested Catalog Retail from less then $7.50 qt to Less then $15.00 qt.
Depending on grade & application.
Preferred Customer Prices from less then $5.00 qt to Less then $11.00 qt
Anyone charging or paying $18 qt..............
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For Accuracies Sake
Suggested Catalog Retail from less then $7.50 qt to Less then $15.00 qt.
Depending on grade & application.
Preferred Customer Prices from less then $5.00 qt to Less then $11.00 qt
Anyone charging or paying $18 qt..............
Full disclosure: AMSOIL user & dealer since 1989.
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I have used just engine oil to lubricate the cam during cam swaps, then used Royal Purple assembly lube which worked great. Then I tried out Lucas (smells like bubble gum for some odd reason) during engine assembly and its now my preferred lubricant.
Only reason I changed brands was because I ran out of Royal Purple. Found the Lucas assembly lube to be more viscious and tends to stay where its applied for a lot longer so it is now my favourite of the 2.
As long as its an engine assembly lube you dont need to be worried. Many just use oil and it works out just fine too.
Only reason I changed brands was because I ran out of Royal Purple. Found the Lucas assembly lube to be more viscious and tends to stay where its applied for a lot longer so it is now my favourite of the 2.
As long as its an engine assembly lube you dont need to be worried. Many just use oil and it works out just fine too.
