Why should i not use a motorcycle oil in a car?

[K-Man]

"Why should I not use a motorcycle oil in a car?"

Uh, just a wild guess, might be stretching here... Because it ain't a motorcycle?

 

[JohnnyJohnson]

"Why should I not use a motorcycle oil in a car?"

Uh, just a wild guess, might be stretching here... Because it ain't a motorcycle?

No it might go rogue and two of the wheels may fall off!

 

[FCD]

"Why should I not use a motorcycle oil in a car?"

Uh, just a wild guess, might be stretching here... Because it ain't a motorcycle?

Well, tons of people run HDEOs in their vehicles that aren't trucks

 

[Bailes1992]

It meets API SN so I wouldn't even worry about the detergent pack.

Throw it in there!

 

[Marcozi]

Some? Specifically which ones? I haven't found any at the local autoparts stores.

This is a motorcycle oil.... it'll do all it needs to do for any engine. Because people sometimes want to 'race' their motorcycles and annoy us drones during the commute. So, racing is a marketing term.

Don't confusing real racing oils with 'marketing' for consumer rice rockets, vtwins, or coolness factor.

Redline racing oils don't have the "complete" additive package as its consumer oils.

 

[JohnnyJohnson]

Redline racing oils don't have the "complete" additive package as its consumer oils.

But they are still jabbing you what $50 a gallon plus?

 

[Greasymechtech]

Not a thread about Redline.... did anyone read the 1st post and research the product being purchased?

Red Line HPMO is a racing oil for those of us that don't want the term 'racing' on the label. Red Line always clarifies their 'straight weight' racing oil with the details on their website. Also, local autopart store doesn't stock it.

 

[Marcozi]

But they are still jabbing you what $50 a gallon plus?

Na, $16/l for Ravenol. Taste great!