Who the heck is this guy cluttering up the interwebs with another dang oil thread?:msp_tongue:
I saw a guy run Amsoil at 100:1 once. :msp_ohmy: otstir:
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Who the heck is this guy cluttering up the interwebs with another dang oil thread?:msp_tongue:
I saw a guy run Amsoil at 100:1 once. :msp_ohmy: otstir:
To each is his own. I run amsoil at 50:1, I personally know people that run it 100:1 and have been doing so for a couple years now without issues. Your going to get a very large variety of answers on this.
I'm with you Chris!! I use Amsoil but 40:1!I don't care what oil or gas you're using, mixing fuel 100:1 is asking for it in my book.
But thats just my opinion. The guys that sell pistons probably love it.
Nice layer of lube on the piston and crank:msp_scared:
Been a while since I have been on the site. Is Amsoil still the best for your saw? 100:1 still the premium ratio (when mixed in turbo blue fuel, of course)?
Anytime someone starts an oil thread, they run the (highly likely) risk of being made a joke of. I keep an eye on the oil threads both for entertainment and (occasionally) new knowledge. There has been some talk lately about Belray H1R being easier on the sinuses AND getting very good reviews from people who have done exhaustive testing. A couple of the resident saw hacks have stated their approval and use of it (@ 32:1). Several others have reported that after switching to Belray H1R, their sinus issues, headaches, etc have subsided. All this prompted me to get a bottle from a Suzuki dealer. At $10.95 for 379ml, it's not cost prohibitive. Haven't used any yet, however. Different users mix it at 32:1, 40:1, ~45:1, or 50:1. Some (most) have seen the need to retune after switching.
Who's piston??? anyone?
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