> When I switched from Mobil 1 to Amsoil Series 2000, my gas milage when up
> about 8%. Go figure.
When I switched from AMSOIL 10w-40 to Series 2000 in our 95 Ford Windstar
and 95 Saab9000 the mileage went up 4-6%--which I don't find surprising. I
had been told that was one of the benefits. Ne
> This new trend to make "motorcycle specific" oils pisses me off.
> Mobil 1 pissed me off in Daytona when their guys wouldn't give
> me a clear answer when I asked them if they made the new
> motorcycle mobil 1 because the regular mobil 1 wasn't
> up to the task. Their answere in a nutshell was
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Subject: RE: AMSOIL Motorcycle OIL
every now and then I have time to responded to this list and I hope that
what I have to say is of interest. three years ago I called Castrol
Louis, all their saying is "there's money to be made and we will tap into it
come hell or high water" and "there's a bunch of dummies out there that
would gladly pay more for less".
I've used auto Amsoil for years on motorcycles with very good results (no
burning of oil even on the GTS at high RP
In a message dated 7/14/00 7:09:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Why has it taken this long to develop these "new" oils?
Actually, motorcycle specific oils are now "new," they are the old oils.
Changes to automotive oils now makes them ill-advised for motorcycle use. And
because of the relativ
And while I have to agree that a motorcycle specific oil might be a good
idea, why tell us that your regular oil is good enough when you know it
needs a motorcycle specific oil??? And if it does need a specific oil to be
used inside a shared case design engine (engine and trans) than why hasn't a
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Louis wrote:
> This new trend to make "motorcycle specific" oils pisses me off.
Hummm...I probably shouldn't go here, but...
I am of the understanding that because of the variables of engine
requirements that are based on operation, differents oils should meet
those needs. Diesels tend to run h
This new trend to make "motorcycle specific" oils pisses me off. Mobil 1 pissed
me off in Daytona when their guys wouldn't give me a clear answer when I asked
them if they made the new motorcycle mobil 1 because the regular mobil 1 wasn't
up to the task. Their answere in a nutshell was: "regular
AMSOIL now has a synthetic oil specifically for motorcycles. One formulated
for V Twins (20w-50) and the other for 4 cycle (10w-40).
Thought you'd like to know.
Regards,
Henry S. Winokur
94 GTS1000, AMA, MRF, MD/MSF Certified Instructor
West Bethesda, MD
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