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Mar 28, 2010 | 11:40 AM

#21

rdown1976

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It's really easy to become an amsoil distributor...I think I paid them like $30 and then could get as much as I wanted.....this was years ago when I was doing jetski's though

Mar 29, 2010 | 09:05 AM

#22

Terry TK

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From: San Antonio Texas

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Originally Posted by redrubicon2004

This site already has a paying amsoil dealer and I'm sure he would be pissed if he knew you were posting up links with your ZO attached! Thats a pretty sneaky way of advertising! The above link will link you to one of his amsoil sites pages

Yes, this is true and I wish new members would read and pay attention to our rules. We protect our paying sponsors because they have chosen to pay to advertise their products here and they keep this a free forum for all to enjoy.

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Mar 29, 2010 | 09:23 PM

#23

Glydiator

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From: Western KY

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Originally Posted by archergodwin

If you have no problem with internet purchases, then the world is your oily oyster

lol.....funny....pretty 'slick' comment

I get my amsoil from the local boat dealer. He keeps it on his shelf. It's 9.90 a qt.
Can i get it cheaper than that elsewhere?

Mar 29, 2010 | 10:25 PM

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redrubicon2004

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Originally Posted by Glydiator

lol.....funny....pretty 'slick' comment

I get my amsoil from the local boat dealer. He keeps it on his shelf. It's 9.90 a qt.
Can i get it cheaper than that elsewhere?

Yes, slightly by becomming a dealer or a preferred customer. If you are only buying it for your bike, the difference wouldnt pay for its self in a year unless you ride the crap out of your bike.