93 PT-40 for sale in Nashville

[mbulriss]

Hi Bruce -

Re the Allison approved list, I fully understand your point.
In spite of that I'll take my chances. AS I understand it, Amsoil did
not pay the $100k+ certification fee. They do however have a huge
insurance policy warranty for any lubrication based failures. I grew
up in the oil distributing business from a long time ago. Been
running Amsoil since 1979. Run it in all my street vehicles, Harleys,
John Deere tractors, lawn equipment, Birds and my race cars since
then. Have one national drag record to my count, so I'll take my
chances. (My machinist did ask me not to ever bring it into his shop
again because he thought he would never get it cleaned up off his
stainless steel inspection table!)

No offense intended, nor taken. You're one of the guys that I follow
your posts closely. Having been on Cortez's trail inland from the
sea, I truly admire your sense of adventure living in Mexico and enjoy
your posts documenting that.


Mike Bulriss
1991 WB40 "Texas Minvan"-running on Amsoil like Stagecoach before her
San Antonio, TX


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>
> Mike: Without getting into the whole Amsoil thing Allison does not
> recognize Amsoil synthetic tranny fluid as an equivalent. As a matter
> of fact if you had a new Allison under warranty it is not approved as a
> suitable fluid for extended length drains. There are a few aftermarket
> synthetics that are approved.
>
> Bruce
> 1988FC35
>