chadg
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What kind of oil do you use for your vintage sled?
sandmanmike1
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I use the Amsoil Saber at 50:1 with no problems. I also use the same mix in my son's four wheeler, my leaf blower, weed eater and my snowblower.
I'm about to use Klotz R-50 in my SRX. Any good...?
chadg
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Is any 2 cycle good. Or is there a rating that i should look for? This is a 1974 440 moto ski only 586 miles.LOL Thanks
maxzlia
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oil
power mist super II.
power mist super II.
AHood
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i would use an ester based synthetic like silcolene comp 2 belray H1R or Motul 800. these are expensive though as there some of the best you can buy.
I use Klotz R-50 in all of my sleds.
I'm a Klotz fan myself. I use it in everything. I wish they had a cologne of it. Even a little in the riding mower doesn't hurt. But it makes me lean off the left side when cornering.
chadg
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Whats up gman? Where at in harrison do you live? My parents live in Harrison on Cranberry lake!!!!
just north of the college on old 27. been here since 1973 when we moved up from Walled Lake. good pike in that lake we'll have to hook up and pull some out of there this winter if we get some ice.
chadg
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Sounds good to me. Have you ever hit Bud Lake for Musky?
RJH
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Yamalube -either one.
Amsoil if can't get the above.
Amsoil if can't get the above.
WHAT???? AMSOIL???? TRY TORCO. It doesn't smoke and works great. I started using it on my open mod sleds years ago. I never blew up any sleds after I switched. I tried Klotz and Amsoil and others. I use Torco in eveything. Ya get what ya pay for....When you tare down the motors after using this oil, you can see the difference in the lubercation. Everything is coated in oil. I never foiled one plug using this stuff. I gave away my amsoil and klotz. Just my 2cents again. Dean-o
chadg
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Can you mix torco though or amsoil to 30:1 is the question..
SMOKING OIL provides BETTER LUBRICATION than an oil that is advertised that DOESNT SMOKE!!!! PEOPLE just assume that an oil that doesnt smoke is a good oil!!! the MFG even ADVERTISES IT!!!! You see how unintelligent a LOT OF PEOPLE ARE??? ITS A 2 STROKE SNOWMOBILE!!!! IT'S SUPPOSED TO SMOKE!!!! Its like buying a waverunner that DOESNT FLOAT!!!!!! 2 stroke oils USUALLY have a jaso or a tcw or tcw-3 certification.. BUY THESE OILS!!!! there are 2 stroke oils out there that do not meet the specs!!!! Dont waste your money.. NOTHING BUT TROUBLE!!!! You could buy Citgo or Texaco brand for a LOT LESS than YAMALUBE and you'd be getting the EXACT SME OIL from the EXACT SAME VAT!!! Citgo makes yamalube,, along with a DOZEN other brands.. They do not have a MAJIC pill that they throw in when they pump it into those quart or gallon BLACK bottles.. its the same stuff as all the other brands citgo sells!!! SYNTHETIC OILS work FAR BETTER than conventional oils do.. an OIL THAT SMOKES MORE actually LUBRICATES BETTER!!!! I use MOTUL brake fluid in my race car.. dot 5.1 about 8.00 for 1/2 litre!!! compared to 99 cents for dot3!!! YOU DO GET what you pay for.. I use KLOTZ in ALL my 2 stroke stuff!!! Not just my sleds!!! Gary Oles nosboy
AHood
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great post nosboy some people just dont get it. they swaer by yamaha lube or some other factory recomended oil and dont realize that there just paying for the bottle. your right most all oils come from the same base stock.
with regards to castor oils. some people swear by only certain brands of castor oils yet ive heard from a very reliable source that something like only one barge of castor oil base stock per year enters the US and every brand castor is made from this. only difference is slightly different additives and over all there all very similar.
with regards to castor oils. some people swear by only certain brands of castor oils yet ive heard from a very reliable source that something like only one barge of castor oil base stock per year enters the US and every brand castor is made from this. only difference is slightly different additives and over all there all very similar.
Yamalube R In My Srx's Good Stuff!
mulderdad
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Search yamalube ramblnman and you just might switch to synthetic oil. It has been debated to death on ty this yr.
Each to their own,
mul.
Each to their own,
mul.
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montynormand
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Ive been using this Red Line Oil in my SR292 now for 2 seasons with out any issues. I like it
Two Stroke Racing Oil
The ultimate in two-cycle performance - provides improved power and perfect cleanliness. Power improvements of 3-5% have been obtained in dyno tests. The high-temperature stability prevents deposits in even the hottest upper ring and piston crown areas. Suggested for use at 50:1, but can be used richer or leaner, up to 100:1 depending on the type of engine and its operating conditions. Provides unequalled protection in motorcycles and marine engines as a premix or injection oil.
Two Stroke Racing Oil
The ultimate in two-cycle performance - provides improved power and perfect cleanliness. Power improvements of 3-5% have been obtained in dyno tests. The high-temperature stability prevents deposits in even the hottest upper ring and piston crown areas. Suggested for use at 50:1, but can be used richer or leaner, up to 100:1 depending on the type of engine and its operating conditions. Provides unequalled protection in motorcycles and marine engines as a premix or injection oil.
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