remember not to buy expensive oil!!!

Thumper1 said:
so have you experienced any oil related issues?
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haha nope. but I do trust what a good majority of what I read on this site. and why should I keep buying the expensive yamalube if there is something AS equal or better for a little more money or less?
 
Yamalube costs TWICE AS MUCH as TEXACO HAVOLINE 2 stroke oil (same stuff) or CITGO sea and snow ( also same stuff)... There are a DOZEN OTHER BRANDS that are the SAME STUFF as YAMALUBE for varied prices...
 
I love that in the 20 years of riding that I have done, the one true fight still seems to be on what type of oil to use. I think it is a better fight starter then the type of sled you ride. lol.
 
nosboy said:
Yamalube costs TWICE AS MUCH as TEXACO HAVOLINE 2 stroke oil (same stuff) or CITGO sea and snow ( also same stuff)... There are a DOZEN OTHER BRANDS that are the SAME STUFF as YAMALUBE for varied prices...
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Are you still using Klotz in your Vipers or amsoil?

Brian
 
nosboy said:
I wouldn't use AMSOIL even if you gave it to me for FREE!!!!
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If ever some falls in your lap/score some Gary PM me i'll pay you to ship it too me bud!!!










no seriously!!
 
nosboy said:
I wouldn't use AMSOIL even if you gave it to me for FREE!!!!
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OK NOSBOY, I'll ask another way. What oil are you using in your Vipers? Mine smokes pretty good using Yamalube. I'd be curious to try Klotz or amsoil. Yeah, yeah, I know, you won't use amsoil.
 
rx1jim said:
Why is Gary so upset with Amsoil?? They must have done something to him to piss him off. Glad he is not mad at me.
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Gary don't like how Amsoil portrays,markets there product,witch is fine,i could care less how they do it all i know is it's a kick a$$ oil and i have 20 gallons on hand!!! :rockon:

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as is Klots red line and anyother full synthetic oil.
 
I love reading these things about oil . I tried Amsoil once and couldn't wait till it was gone . 250 miles and my valves looked like they come out of a batchplant . Never looked like that with the Yamalube . Besides I bought a couple cases of it back in 04 when the oil prices started to go up . So I am set for a while .
Just my .02 SS
 
SneekySnake said:
I love reading these things about oil . I tried Amsoil once and couldn't wait till it was gone . 250 miles and my valves looked like they come out of a batchplant . Never looked like that with the Yamalube . Besides I bought a couple cases of it back in 04 when the oil prices started to go up . So I am set for a while .
Just my .02 SS
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Synthetic oil handles heat better than non-synthetic oil, so it seems like a good idea to use synthetic oil in these machines.

Others have said the reverse about the Power Valves. Did you use Amsoil Interceptor? It specifically says:
"Helps prevents hard carbon deposits that cause exhaust power valve sticking and ring sticking.".
Assuming I believe everything I read.
 
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