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Old 02-23-2007, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Pismo10
What drive oil is M-1? Thanks
Just use their 75W90 gear lube.
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Old 02-23-2007, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by minxguy
20w50
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Interesting to know abt the 4T cause it's available her :-)
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Called Mobil and asked.....Contents are secret......
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Old 02-24-2007, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by handfulz28
Is there a difference between M-1's V-twin and their Racing 4T? Autozone had both hiding on a high-up shelf, but I didn't compare prices. A few months ago I read this entire thread (took me days), but I can't remember if the Racing 4T was covered.
For now, with 1100+ hrs I can go with Kendall GT1...50 weight right?

We have so far seen the best offshore engine teardown results upon examination being those run with Mobil-1 20W-50 V-Twin.

The main crankshaft bearings look virtually like new.

It appears the base of this product can resist shear and heat exceptionally well while the anit-wear package is present with high levels of sacrificial zinc and phosphorous.

Guys I gotta tell ya nothing seems to be able beat this fine product and we knew this over a year ago.

It can be had now in 55 gallon drums and Vandy021 on this board is a Mobil distributer and can hook you up.

While the jury is still out on what the best gearlube is...and I think it might just be Mobil-1 or Royal Purple 75W-90...we know for certain that M-1 V-Twin rules in offshore hard use.

I really have a lot of respect for the new M-1 Oil filters as well as both flow and flitration are improved. However, I do prefer Wix Racing or K&N filters most at this time.

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Old 02-25-2007, 11:10 AM
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I run Mobile 1 in my Kaama drives.
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Old 02-25-2007, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by malmberg.peter
Called Mobil and asked.....Contents are secret......
1-800 Ralph Nader Sure you got the right #?
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Originally Posted by handfulz28
Is there a difference between M-1's V-twin and their Racing 4T? Autozone had both hiding on a high-up shelf, but I didn't compare prices. A few months ago I read this entire thread (took me days), but I can't remember if the Racing 4T was covered.
For now, with 1100+ hrs I can go with Kendall GT1...50 weight right?
mobil Racing 4 T is a 10w40. The V-Twin formulation is a 20w50.
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In a stock 502 Mag with 140hrs I use VTwin and I tried an M1-111 filter. It seemed within 10-20hrs then oil pressure needle started to move suddenly/irratically back and forth on occasion from 35-40lbs. When I chaged the filter, then things were again fine until another 10-20hours then the problem would occur again. I feel the filter is clogging up in this short time so intermittent bypass is causing the needle movement. So I switched to a larger Fram Toughguard TG30 which seemed to solve the problem. Does this sound logical and has anyone else had this problem with these tiny filters like the M1-111. Thanks

(The real problem is that I have the older style oil filter mount so I cant fit the larger filter in like the M1-302.)

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Originally Posted by Pismo10
In a stock 502 Mag with 140hrs I use VTwin and I tried an M1-111 filter. It seemed within 10-20hrs then oil pressure needle started to move suddenly/irratically back and forth on occasion from 35-40lbs. When I chaged the filter, then things were again fine until another 10-20hours then the problem would occur again. I feel the filter is clogging up in this short time so intermittent bypass is causing the needle movement. So I switched to a larger Fram Toughguard TG30 which seemed to solve the problem. Does this sound logical and has anyone else had this problem with these tiny filters like the M1-111. Thanks

(The real problem is that I have the older style oil filter mount so I cant fit the larger filter in like the M1-302.)
Wix Racing Oil Filter or K&N.
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