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Yeah ive looked into it. Not trying to badmouth Amsoil but i previously had bad luck with it and tend to stay clear from it. Just my personal preference.

Schaeffers ALLTRANS supreme is Honda DW-1 Approved.

Kudos for Schaeffer posting that information! Most oil companies wont even post TEOST data, wonder why

Have you looked into Shell Rotella T6? it is a popular oil and is wet clutch approved.That being said its only a 40 weight oil.Not sure if you have to have 50 wt or not. Redline makes awesome Motorcycle oils but their price is comparable to Amsoil. Schaeffer has a 20W-50 oil that is designed for...

I have a 2014 Durango 3.6 with 52K miles. I want to replace the fluid in the transmission but it calls for a special low viscosity oil. From mopar its 30$ a quart!! Ive seen people have decent luck with Valvoline maxlife as its Lifeguard fluid approved. Only other 2 LV fluids ive found are...

Interesting,I run Schaeffers and i buy my 5 GAL pails for 120$ which is 6$ a quart. My father runs there older formulation of diesel oil 10w-30 and its 100$ for 5 GAL pail which is only 5$ QT. Most redline and Amsoil i see is 9-13$ a QT.

Thanks for the welcome! No i was not here, was it a show? lol

Is this the only vehicle you have ran Amsoil? Thats wild how a wrong spec oil caused you to lose a camshaft! If that happened to me id never use Amsoil again. Do you plan on staying with Schaeffers looks like its doing well for you.

Interesting to see a report from CenPeco. Dont see then very often. Looks like a stout oil!!

I did not see the VW spec on the list for their 5w-40 but it does seem to be working for him.

What a awesome UOA! Always been a huge fan of Scaheffers oil. Currently running it and plan to post a UOA in the future.

I believe they shorten the OCI from the manufacture for the extra fuel burnt. For every how many miles you go with gas, running e85 would net you in burning 30% more fuel. I wonder if they are worried about fuel dillution.