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Driven DT-40 no longer available? What?

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About to order a case for my 6 month change (unfortunately haven't gotten many miles on it in this interval)

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About to order a case for my 6 month change (unfortunately haven't gotten many miles on it in this interval)

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So Amazon no longer says Driven DT-40 is available. Only suitable sub I found is this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M24GGLQ/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1FJ1WMPKJVUMQ&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M24GGLQ/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1FJ1WMPKJVUMQ&psc=1 What's up? Is that the same oil re-branded?

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Quotes source post: 16869111

This link works just fine: https://lnengineering.com/products/o...40-bundle.html

POST 3Original post

I get mine from summit racing. They also stock the correct Wix filter for spin-on conversions.

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Thanks! Just ordered 12 qts. from them!

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Quotes source post: 16869111

HR is a conventional oil. Different product. DT40 is certainly still available. We just received a pallet from Driven.

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I always go to LN Engineering to get it. Amazon is evil and I like to support Charles and the LN team because he is active here and they are big supporters of the 996 community. About to order a case for my 6 month change (unfortunately haven't gotten many miles on it in this interval)

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Not sure how evil Amazon is but I agree with the buy from LN. I get my GP-1 from them at a good price and shipping is FAST! My "Thanks" to Charles and the LN team.

POST 11Original post

Got mine from Summit Racing as well and their prices were lower than amazon.

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I agree. I never buy from Amazon. I have only bought maybe 6 items from them. I try to support as many smaller companies as possible, even if it means paying more. LN Engineering is on my list to buy from.

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I've been buying different fluids and common items for all my cars from Amazon for many years, only had one problem, USPS punctured a gallon of oil.

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2 pounds, that is some heavy weight oil !

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