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Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete Not to sound rude, but have you tried the search function? http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...rue#Post1651158 http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...rue#Post2199600 http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...rue#Post2249833...

Has anyone had experience with this brand of oil? There oils look interesting to me and I wanted to try out the 5W-40 and 10W-30 in my cars, prices seem resonable. Any comments are appreciated! Thanks! 1966 Chrysler New Yorker 440c.i. Spanish Red Metallic

I use and recommend Mystik oils-I've been using these for about 5 years now and am totally satisfied. The easiest way to get these is internet cart to your home! 2nd choice is Pennzoil Marine HD 4 cycle. My experience-Salt water boater on East Coast Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay (40+...

Pennzoil Heavy Duty marine 4 cycle straight 40W http://www.pennzoil.com/other-car-products/engine-oil/pennzoil-marine-4-cycle-heavy-duty-engine-oil/

Kendall GT-1 full synthetic, http://www.conocophillipslubricants.com/...ndall+Motor+Oil

Yeah, and why can't Pennzoil make a section for their Pennzoil Marine products?? Very frustrating, they make many great marine products and it's like they don't exist on the website? I only find out about these items at my local Western Auto.

Originally Posted By: rosscopeeko Thanks occity. I'm in Canada and i quickly looked to see if they were readily available. Not looking so good. The bel ray was $21 for a litre, the mystik, couldn't find it yet. Would you recommend one over the other? So basically i need an ashless oil for my...

For 2 strokes, PWC 2 stroke oil is a Low Ash type, with additives for higher heat loads and rpms. This is not the best oil for a watercooled outboard motor. Best to just use a TCW3 outboard oil, which has a different chemistry for low rpm and lower heat loads and won't leave the deposits like a...

Mystik JT-7 Multi-Purpose Gear lube is dual rated GL4 or GL5, $5.40 per quart. 80W-90 or 85W-140.

I like the 'small engine model' of the vacuum oil extractor I got at Lowes, ~ $25.00. Nice leather seals, it really is so easy and no chance of spills. I can hold several OC in it's tank for emptying later to recycling. No tipping or lifting the mower, no sweat! "LiquiVac model 2005"

Also, for marine environmental protection, the calcium based greases are less harmful, while giving great service. Hard to beat the Pennzoil (also makes the Lubrimatic?). Some of the other brands mentioned do not offer TDS sheets for review, so comparisions are not possible . I only use...

I just serviced my trailer hubs, I have used Citgo SuperGuard Hi-Performance Marine Grease (AKA Mystik Hi performance Marine Grease) which is an Anhydrous Calcium grease. I also use Pennzoil Premium Plus Marine Grease which is a Calcium Sulfonate grease. The Pennzoil is a little better grease...

Borticus; Yes, I have been torn on this point myself, Air Cooled but they say to use TCW3? I have to trust the engineers, but I like to do my own experiments. I am going to run some Lubrication Engineers Monolec 8104 next, this is a low ash TC rated oil, but the data sheet says OK for lawn...

Hello; Which of the Stihl oils are you asking about? They make an ash-less "Ultra" synthetic that (I think ) is great oil but the price is really too high. Sorry I have no experience with the Amsoil. If you want a really good performance for the money check out Mystik Ultimate HP (ash-less...

Sunoco Standard 110 $45.00 for 5 GALLONS- long shelf life, consistent quality, no oxygenators. Made for high rpm engines. My own oil of choice at MY choice of ratio- priceless. These quart cans are just not a good value at this time, maybe in five years after E15 is forced down our throats. I...

Mystik JT-6 High Temp (Red)

Originally Posted By: MichiganMadMan Originally Posted By: grcmptrnrd I'd preferr Sea and Snow as it is actually JASO certified and appears on their list of approved oils. Having a hard time swallowing the shipping charges ordering it online. If my friend doesn't get it for me next week I will...

Originally Posted By: tdi-rick If you use an ester oil that uses calcium sulfonate as an additive you should be covered. Thank you for this info, Tdi-Rick, what you state is true, as I had asked a couple of the oil makers about this and they wrote back stating that their calcium additives and...

Morning; I was surprised to find this also, the items are 3 echo's (a trimmer and blower). I asked what oil he was using and he showed me the bottle of Klotz original techniplate-(not slamming Klotz, I think it was not used for the right application). These had sat for about 2 months, and we...