AMSOIL
nix the Amsoil (just my personal experience)
08-11-2010, 05:47 PM
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RE: AMSOIL
I've bought it online, direct from Amsoil. There are also a number of amsoil dealers in the Fresno/clovis area and you can get their information on the web page.
I tell you what though... I have one un-opened quart and one partial quart of Amsoil Saber that you can have.Just PM me.
I tried it and for my general sort of sport flying, it just didn't seem to make any difference. The engine ran just as well on the 2-stroke oil I bought at OSH. Over the long haul, I'm sure the Amsoil will keep the ports cleaner and I imagine it might make a little difference in a competition situation where you are running the engine hard and getting it hot. For me though, it just wasn't worth the money.
I tell you what though... I have one un-opened quart and one partial quart of Amsoil Saber that you can have.Just PM me.
I tried it and for my general sort of sport flying, it just didn't seem to make any difference. The engine ran just as well on the 2-stroke oil I bought at OSH. Over the long haul, I'm sure the Amsoil will keep the ports cleaner and I imagine it might make a little difference in a competition situation where you are running the engine hard and getting it hot. For me though, it just wasn't worth the money.
08-11-2010, 05:51 PM
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RE: AMSOIL
ORIGINAL: ChuckW
I've bought it online, direct from Amsoil. There are also a number of amsoil dealers in the Fresno/clovis area and you can get their information on the web page.
I tell you what though... I have one un-opened quart and one partial quart of Amsoil Saber that you can have. Just PM me.
I tried it and for my general sort of sport flying, it just didn't seem to make any difference. The engine ran just as well on the 2-stroke oil I bought at OSH. Over the long haul, I'm sure the Amsoil will keep the ports cleaner and I imagine it might make a little difference in a competition situation where you are running the engine hard and getting it hot. For me though, it just wasn't worth the money.
I've bought it online, direct from Amsoil. There are also a number of amsoil dealers in the Fresno/clovis area and you can get their information on the web page.
I tell you what though... I have one un-opened quart and one partial quart of Amsoil Saber that you can have. Just PM me.
I tried it and for my general sort of sport flying, it just didn't seem to make any difference. The engine ran just as well on the 2-stroke oil I bought at OSH. Over the long haul, I'm sure the Amsoil will keep the ports cleaner and I imagine it might make a little difference in a competition situation where you are running the engine hard and getting it hot. For me though, it just wasn't worth the money.
08-11-2010, 06:39 PM
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RE: AMSOIL
ORIGINAL: Penuts
Ok i give up, Just where can i buy AMSOIL ? I live in Fresno California and i cant seem to find any localy.
Ok i give up, Just where can i buy AMSOIL ? I live in Fresno California and i cant seem to find any localy.
Bliksem
08-11-2010, 09:30 PM
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RE: AMSOIL
ORIGINAL: blikseme300
You are lucky them - use some real lube. Your engines will love you for it.
Bliksem
ORIGINAL: Penuts
Ok i give up, Just where can i buy AMSOIL ? I live in Fresno California and i cant seem to find any localy.
Ok i give up, Just where can i buy AMSOIL ? I live in Fresno California and i cant seem to find any localy.
Bliksem
I used to run Amsoil in my sand dragester, even there trans fluid, I loved the stuff but just couldn't afford to keep using it.I also had a good discount on the price back then but it was still high dollar.
