Marine Lubrication
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by Rebel_Heart
I found some Spectro Golden 4 for $7/qt. Does that seem about right? Anything else in this price range that I should be considering? Thanks. This oil is a synthetic blend. Is this as good as the Mobil v-twin 20-50?
Mobil 20W-50 V-Twin is the worlds best 20W-50 Fully Synthetic Oil as it can handle more heat before flashing into flame than any other oil.
It's additive package is the best around.
Nothing but nothing beats this product for gasoline engines.
Anything else is #2.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser
Mobil 20W-50 V-Twin is the worlds best 20W-50 Fully Synthetic Oil as it can handle more heat before flashing into flame than any other oil.
It's additive package is the best around.
Nothing but nothing beats this product for gasoline engines.
Anything else is #2.
It's additive package is the best around.
Nothing but nothing beats this product for gasoline engines.
Anything else is #2.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Mixguy chooses Spectro Golden 4 as his oil of choice which is a blend. While Mobil 15w-50 and Mobil v-twin 20w-50 are synthetics. I am looking for an oil to change to after my break in oil (Valvoline 40). With a pair of 540s, how would you rank the above mentioned oils for my application? I am not looking to buy the most expensive oil, unless the others will not provide the needed protection. Thanks.
I found Mobil 15w-50 at $7 and v-twin 20w-50 at $9.
I found Mobil 15w-50 at $7 and v-twin 20w-50 at $9.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by Rebel_Heart
Mixguy chooses Spectro Golden 4 as his oil of choice which is a blend. While Mobil 15w-50 and Mobil v-twin 20w-50 are synthetics. I am looking for an oil to change to after my break in oil (Valvoline 40). With a pair of 540s, how would you rank the above mentioned oils for my application? I am not looking to buy the most expensive oil, unless the others will not provide the needed protection. Thanks.
I found Mobil 15w-50 at $7 and v-twin 20w-50 at $9.
I found Mobil 15w-50 at $7 and v-twin 20w-50 at $9.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by cloudmaster_321
Is there such thing as mobil's 20W-50 and not being the v-twin formula?
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by cloudmaster_321
I just saw the mobil 15W-50 for $28 for the 5-quart jug, and 6.46 a quart at Walmart........
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Re: Marine Lubrication
I just contacted the local Wal-Mart and they have the same deal with the Mobil 1 15w-50. Not a bad price $28. Is this better to use than the Spectro Golden 4 or about the same qualities?
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Originally Posted by Rebel_Heart
I just contacted the local Wal-Mart and they have the same deal with the Mobil 1 15w-50. Not a bad price $28. Is this better to use than the Spectro Golden 4 or about the same qualities?
Spectro Golden 4 Blend is not nearly as good as M-1.
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Re: Marine Lubrication
Don't forget about these 2 strong oils:
http://www.modernoils.com/Series_2000_20w50.html
http://www.modernoils.com/MCV_20W50.html
Also look at this test. It is about motorcycle oils but still provides good info about a couple of the oils in this discussion.
http://www.modernoils.com/media/pdf_...Comparison.pdf
http://www.modernoils.com/Series_2000_20w50.html
http://www.modernoils.com/MCV_20W50.html
Also look at this test. It is about motorcycle oils but still provides good info about a couple of the oils in this discussion.
http://www.modernoils.com/media/pdf_...Comparison.pdf