Where's the best place to get Brad Penn Oil?
09-29-2008, 10:22 PM
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Where's the best place to get Brad Penn Oil?
Who's the best supplier by mail order? Best price, fastest/cheapest shipping, best service, etc? Any retail dealers in Nor Cal? Thanks.............
09-29-2008, 11:25 PM
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Hi,
I would suggest calling Hill Oil Company in Denver to see who might carry the B-P products in your area that you are looking for.
I do stock the 20w-50 racing oil here and ship it all over OR & WA.
I would suggest calling Hill Oil Company in Denver to see who might carry the B-P products in your area that you are looking for.
I do stock the 20w-50 racing oil here and ship it all over OR & WA.
09-30-2008, 02:46 AM
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I got mine all the way from the midwest. I forget his name but he sells it cheap since the shipping is so expensive. Truth be told I am not satisfied with Brad Penn.....all it did was start making my engine leak when it used to be as dry as a bone. 
I'll eventually go back to some dino oil after I use up my brad penn.
I'll eventually go back to some dino oil after I use up my brad penn.
09-30-2008, 08:29 AM
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I placed an order with theoilwarehouse.com last week. Low case prices (they announced a $4 increase effective this past weekend), but high shipping... 50% of case cost for shipping, basically. Their current pricing is $44.10 / case, but it cost me $20 to have it shipped.
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09-30-2008, 12:08 PM
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I got mine all the way from the midwest. I forget his name but he sells it cheap since the shipping is so expensive. Truth be told I am not satisfied with Brad Penn.....all it did was start making my engine leak when it used to be as dry as a bone. I'll eventually go back to some dino oil after I use up my brad penn.
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09-30-2008, 12:43 PM
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That is the first issue I've heard of using Brad Penn. Isn't it a semi synthetic oil?
From my understanding this oil doesn't have too much detergents so I am surprised and actually hear the opposite as it stop's leaks.
How many miles on the car and do you know where it's leaking from?
That is the first issue I've heard of using Brad Penn. Isn't it a semi synthetic oil?
From my understanding this oil doesn't have too much detergents so I am surprised and actually hear the opposite as it stop's leaks.
How many miles on the car and do you know where it's leaking from?
10-01-2008, 08:45 PM
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I got it from lnengineering as well I think. I did not say Brad Penn will make any car leak, just some. It is semi-synthetic and thus should run thinner than a dino oil if I am not mistaken. So at times when a dino oil may not leak, putting a thinner semi synthetic might get it to start leaking. It doesnt leak a lot, just a little. I still get 1000 miles per quart even though it is leaking.
