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<blockquote data-quote="Vic Sorlie" data-source="post: 1022004" data-attributes="member: 69241">Eddie:AMSOIL didn&#039;t start with aircraft engine oil.&nbsp; At one time they may have recommended an oil for piston aircraft engines, but that&#039;s long gone.&nbsp; AMSOIL expressly says No Aviation Use in their documentation.&nbsp; The only AMSOIL oil I&#039;ve heard used (I&#039;m in my 18th year as a dealer) is one of our 2-cycle oils in Rotax engines where no FAA certification is required.You&#039;ll never see AMSOIL in a big-box store like Walmart or Pep Boys because AMSOIL does not sell company-to-company.&nbsp; The products are sold direct through their dealer network using several methods.&nbsp; If you see AMSOIL on a store shelf (say NAPA) it&#039;s because that individual store owner wanted an account and worked with a dealer to get one.&nbsp; We have similar wholesale accounts for commercial businesses and individuals, plus plain ol&#039; retail sales from the corporate website or phone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vic Sorlie, post: 1022004, member: 69241"] Eddie: AMSOIL didn't start with aircraft engine oil. At one time they may have recommended an oil for piston aircraft engines, but that's long gone. AMSOIL expressly says No Aviation Use in their documentation. The only AMSOIL oil I've heard used (I'm in my 18th year as a dealer) is one of our 2-cycle oils in Rotax engines where no FAA certification is required. You'll never see AMSOIL in a big-box store like Walmart or Pep Boys because AMSOIL does not sell company-to-company. The products are sold direct through their dealer network using several methods. If you see AMSOIL on a store shelf (say NAPA) it's because that individual store owner wanted an account and worked with a dealer to get one. We have similar wholesale accounts for commercial businesses and individuals, plus plain ol' retail sales from the corporate website or phone. [/QUOTE]

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