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For anyone needing some oil, Amsoil is offering free shipping on orders over 100$ which a case of the 5w50 full synthetic is just over 100$ with the member pricing.

the Free shipping code is FreeShip100 and it expires midnight on June 20th.
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For anyone needing some oil, Amsoil is offering free shipping on orders over 100$ which a case of the 5w50 full synthetic is just over 100$ with the member pricing.

the Free shipping code is FreeShip100 and it expires midnight on June 20th.
Thanks for the heads up. What is and how do you get member pricing?
 
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Thanks for the heads up. What is and how do you get member pricing?
Amsoil gives people the option of signing up as a preferred customer, it costs 10$ for 6mos or 20$ for 12 mos. it gives you about a 25% discount over the list prices. for the 5w50 its 8.90 a quart or 101.25 for a case of 12. Normally you have to pay shipping which for me its about 15-20$ for a case, so the free shipping is just a nice bonus.

I usually just buy the 6 month membership and i will place two orders a year for a case and half at a time (depending on how much oil you are burning!)

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Amsoil gives people the option of signing up as a preferred customer, it costs 10$ for 6mos or 20$ for 12 mos. it gives you about a 25% discount over the list prices. for the 5w50 its 8.90 a quart or 101.25 for a case of 12. Normally you have to pay shipping which for me its about 15-20$ for a case, so the free shipping is just a nice bonus.

I usually just buy the 6 month membership and i will place two orders a year for a case and half at a time (depending on how much oil you are burning!)

Hope this helps.
It does help very much, thanks! :cheers:
 

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Buying 4 (that's a case) 1 gallon containers is a better deal. Besides...an oil change uses 2 gallons anyway so....
 

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Buying 4 (that's a case) 1 gallon containers is a better deal. Besides...an oil change uses 2 gallons anyway so....
On the website the 5w50 full synthetic only has the quart options. Can you send a link to the gallon?
 

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On the website the 5w50 full synthetic only has the quart options. Can you send a link to the gallon?
I was speaking in general not about 5w50 specifically. And I sure wouldn't run 5w50 in a street going car unless certain conditions were met. Most here can't even drive a gt hard enough to justify it even on a track. 5w40 is better suited. Oil pressure is very high on the street with 5w50. 5w30 and 5w40 or 0w40 is far better suited.

Look a like you have a gt350 though so please disregard.
 
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I was speaking in general not about 5w50 specifically. And I sure wouldn't run 5w50 in a street going car unless certain conditions were met. Most here can't even drive a gt hard enough to justify it even on a track. 5w40 is better suited. Oil pressure is very high on the street with 5w50. 5w30 and 5w40 or 0w40 is far better suited.

Look a like you have a gt350 though so please disregard.
This was posted in the GT350 section so.....
 

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I was speaking in general not about 5w50 specifically. And I sure wouldn't run 5w50 in a street going car unless certain conditions were met. Most here can't even drive a gt hard enough to justify it even on a track. 5w40 is better suited. Oil pressure is very high on the street with 5w50. 5w30 and 5w40 or 0w40 is far better suited.

Look a like you have a gt350 though so please disregard.
This was posted in the GT350 section so.....
Haha.

Thanks for the heads up.
 

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Just curious, do you get free shipping with the membership? If not, can you use the free shipping coupon with the membership this week? I need to make an order and just never looked at the membership option.
 

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Just curious, do you get free shipping with the membership? If not, can you use the free shipping coupon with the membership this week? I need to make an order and just never looked at the membership option.
I got it 2 weeks ago or so, there was no free shipping coupon, and it became free shipping as soon as I joined, so yes.

Just had a look, I paid 114.41 all up, shipped to Newton, MA (10 quarts).
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