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No, but I was wanting to try the Green oil, the biodegradeable stuff from Wally world. I am using Yamalube 2R at the moment, never had a problem with it, and it keeps the combustion chamber reasonably clean.
http://www.getg.com/
Maybe, it is ISO EGD rated, the best rating a 2T oil can get.
http://www.getg.com/
Maybe, it is ISO EGD rated, the best rating a 2T oil can get.
GMP
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Why would you want something that degrades by design in the fuel for your $8K bike? I can see it in a jetski on a lake, but how much two stroke oil really collects in the environment to cause a problem?
You know, I'm getting a little tired of people (mainly the govt) blowing green smoke, and citing flawed data to back it up. What is this stuff? A type of cleaned up castor? Show us real data, not some vague marketing hype so we can decide if its good or not.
Is Al Gore's picture on the bottle?
You know, I'm getting a little tired of people (mainly the govt) blowing green smoke, and citing flawed data to back it up. What is this stuff? A type of cleaned up castor? Show us real data, not some vague marketing hype so we can decide if its good or not.
Is Al Gore's picture on the bottle?
Gore? I was thinking Pelosi... hahahaaa ... don't know, I haven't bought a bottle yet. It is actually more expensive than the Yamalube 2R, $13 for a quart vs. $10.. The dealership where I get the 2R is 40 miles round trip though.
I never had an issue with 2R, just saying that 25 years later another product may be out there that is just as good. I thought Castor 927 was a great product too.
I never had an issue with 2R, just saying that 25 years later another product may be out there that is just as good. I thought Castor 927 was a great product too.
GMP
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Castor has great film strength, but its very dirty. I just get Amsoil Dominator set to my door by the gallon for the same you pay for the Yamalube. Even cheaper if your a dealer or have a friend thats a dealer. Been using it for over ten years (used to be called Series 2000) with great results. I hate driving to the nearest decent dealer to pay MSRP for oil by the quart.
motogroove
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I've used a bunch of different oils like Ammsoil Dominator, Yamalube 2R, Spectro SX, and Sthil High Performance oil. Maybe I shouldn't admit this but even mixed the remnants of all of the above together to make enough to mix 10 gallons of gas. I'm thinking of going with Lucas 2 stroke synthetic blend mainly because it's cheap and available at O'Reilly Auto Parts stores. I would like to know how Lucas is about keeping power valves clean.
I do put a lot of stock in synthetics, if an oil is not at least a synthetic blend I won't even consider it. That, most likely, would rule out your bio oil for me.
I do put a lot of stock in synthetics, if an oil is not at least a synthetic blend I won't even consider it. That, most likely, would rule out your bio oil for me.
GMP
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On one of my computers I have an old pic of the head and PV from my '03 after a year of burning Dominator. When I transfer and consolidate everything over to my new laptop I'll find and post it. Ron had cut the head so it started out highly polished. It was stained brown slightly, thats it. I'm not switching.
One green product that is truly great is NoToil, because it solves the real problem for most people without commercial shops of dirty solvent disposal. I've heard the poo poo slung by some guys about how it doesn't catch as much dust, but from my experience, if you shake it well and dry the filter well before use, its great. To be fair I have to give this one to Al Gore,
but he loses on the bio oil, ethanol gas, and the litttle floureset light bulbs full of mercury.
One green product that is truly great is NoToil, because it solves the real problem for most people without commercial shops of dirty solvent disposal. I've heard the poo poo slung by some guys about how it doesn't catch as much dust, but from my experience, if you shake it well and dry the filter well before use, its great. To be fair I have to give this one to Al Gore,
but he loses on the bio oil, ethanol gas, and the litttle floureset light bulbs full of mercury. Synergy-Seals
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I use mobil synthetic 2 stk oil. It burns real nice....very little smoke and spooge. I run 50:1.
Rob
Rob
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I ran over a Gore once, out in the woods. It was cutting down timber for it's log summer home! Took awhile for my rear tire to sling out all the bits....sticky little creatures, not to be trusted!
HenrikSchmidt
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did anyone try the ASPEN Racing Fuel?, It's an All clean biodegradeable fuel, Already premix 50:1 and with a 102 octane it shuld be the best for tuned racing engines, It's very expensive fuel but the bike likes it.
I try it on a indoor supercross track here in denmark(they did not allow use of any other fuel on that track, coz it's inside and the fumes of the ASPEN fuel is not as harmfull as regular fuel)
I try it on a indoor supercross track here in denmark(they did not allow use of any other fuel on that track, coz it's inside and the fumes of the ASPEN fuel is not as harmfull as regular fuel)
