It’s the small things

[Claviger]

Roll down to Napa to pick up some 7/16th oil safe hose for a project, notice this in the window.

Not only do they sell it actually the right oil in stock and $2 less a quart than ordering from Amsoil!

Convenient to say the least!

 

[Tal]

Nice!

 

[Jag]

Roll down to Napa to pick up some 7/16th oil safe hose for a project, notice this in the window.

Not only do they sell it actually the right oil in stock and $2 less a quart than ordering from Amsoil!

Convenient to say the least!

So no friction modifiers (moly)in that oil and ok for a wet clutch??

 

[Claviger]

It’s the oil recommended by Carpenter, most Diesel oils are motorcycle safe.

 

[Sparky59]

Here i thought you were commenting on NO PUBLIC TOILET....

 

[sonny]

I'll stick with Mobil.

 

[Claviger]

Mobil works fine, as do many.

I should mention Diesel oils are generally not safe for catalytic converters if you have one, because of the increased zinc levels.

All Amsoil Diesel oils are friction modifier free. The reason the HD Diesel/Marine is so good for a built motor is high TBN, better than motorcycle/car oil additive packages, and the base ester used.

It doesn’t shear easily, 12 TBN ensures you can run whatever fuels you want without risking the engines safety. Methanol, E85, E98, etc.

 

[sonny]

#ell I run "Loves" Ethanol free gas. I get what you are saying.

 

[Ishrub]

Here i thought you were commenting on NO PUBLIC TOILET....

My thoughts exactly!!

 

[Tal]

I use amsoil...
a couple of photos here...oil when new and after 9700kms.
Gonna do a change at 10000. Its discolored but not 'evil' yet.