AMSOIL
nix the Amsoil (just my personal experience)
08-11-2010 | 05:47 PM
#5
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.<br type="_moz" />
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.<br type="_moz" />
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.<br type=''_moz'' />
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.<br type=''_moz'' />
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.
