Chain Case oil can i use a 75w synthetic ?

motor_slut

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poo wants the synthetic because it remains a constant viscousity with variing temps. I talked to a few oil experts since this has started. they all say pretty much anything non foaming and non corrosive in the oil line will work. 90W Gear lube gets way to thick in cold conditions. Idea is to keep chain and gears lubed without building pressure in the chain case.

Yes 90w regular gear lube is horrible stuff when it's cold, but Synthetic is not. Which is why you should run synthetic. I have run 2 stroke oil in a chaincase to get a leaky Cat home without blowing the chain.
 

Skylar

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PR1 must be sponshured by Amsoil or something. Holy h e l l if amsoil made gasoline, he would be the first in line to buy it!
 

polarisrider1

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PR1 must be sponshured by Amsoil or something. Holy h e l l if amsoil made gasoline, he would be the first in line to buy it!
The word is "sponsored" What brought that about?? Ya I am sponsored by them all. Get real there Skylar. The word is Mystic. lol. grow up dude.
As far as chaincase oil I have always used Polaris synthetic chaincase oil in my Poo's.
 
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RevKev

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The word is "sponsored" What brought that about?? Ya I am sponsored by them all. Get real there Skylar. The word is Mystic. lol. grow up dude.
As far as chaincase oil I have always used Polaris synthetic chaincase oil in my Poo's.

Just filled mine today with 75w-90 Chevron Synthetic Gear oil, we get the stuff by the 55 gallon drum at work:p
 
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eao

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I have the Series 2000 Chaincase lube in 12-oz bottles at close out for less than $5 ea, less by the case of 6 ea. PM me for more details.

FOB my location..
 
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