kamp0ss Posted April 14, 2011 Report Posted April 14, 2011 Alright, so it is almost time for the next season to begin for me. Last season I ran 32:1 and it smoked a lot, so this time I am going to try 40:1. Last season I ran Castor 927 and did not foil any plugs, but was thinking about switching it up and trying another this time, just to see if anything is better. The three I am looking at are: Klotz R50 Klotz Supertechniplate Amsoil Interceptor The problem I am having is... they say "intended for racing engines." I read an article saying that there are so many oils for different users and what works for others doesn't necessarily work for you. These three oils I have found on the forums to be the most commonly recommended. I was hoping I could get some recommendations, or information how to find out what will work best for me. I mostly ride trails with occasional areas to open it up. Some oils only burn clean at high RPMs such as dragging, I was curious if it would be any different for me. I still ride pretty hard on the trails, but I only have bolt on mods, and not necessarily a "racing" engine. Thanks all. Quote
06specialedition Posted April 14, 2011 Report Posted April 14, 2011 Everyone has there own opinion on what oil is the best and what they prefer. In my opinion Klotz makes GREAT oil and you can't go wrong. I run R-50 at 40:1 in my duner with no problems, and when Wildcard did my motor Brandon said he was amazed at how clean everything was. Supertechniplate is a great option and is has 20% castor oil in it. The R-50 is a cleaner burning oil than the Supertechniplate. Heres how I would run the two Klotz oils: For a gas motor R-50 For alky or meth Supertechniplate And I've ran amsoil before and wasn't impressed. There four stroke motor oil is good stuff, but i'm not a fan of there two stroke products. Just my opinions here. -Zach Quote
CFH87 Posted April 14, 2011 Report Posted April 14, 2011 What about s/t for a 50/50 mix of race gas and premium... Or would you recommended the r-50 still? Quote
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