Dominator oil

[fredx]

I see that its $28 per Qt on Amazon-- is that about right? I would have thought it would have been closer to $ 13-15 per QT.
Is that about what everyone is paying for a Qt of this stuff?

 

[redneckhillbilly]

napa the next town over sells it for $15-$16 a quart. i have been running it at 32:1 in mainly 5-series husqvarnas

 

[K Mueller]

I get it from Napa as well. Think it’s close to $20 a qt.

 

[ammoaddict]

I see that its $28 per Qt on Amazon-- is that about right? I would have thought it would have been closer to $ 13-15 per QT.
Is that about what everyone is paying for a Qt of this stuff?

Sometimes Amsoil offers free shipping on $50 orders. It's a lot cheaper that way

 

[farminkarman]

I just checked, I can get it straight from Amsoil for $14/qt.

 

[Jusgunn3]

I order directly from amsoil as well and the free shipping helps. I buy by the gallon and just mix 5 gallons at a time.

 

[stihl livin]

@Loony661

 

[IffykidMn]

I run Saber but can get either for $15qt from the local good guy that shows up at GTGs.

 

[huskihl]

Jet ski, motorcycle, power sports stores, places like that are usually $15-17

 

[Loony661]

DM sent..

 

[MR_T]

Alright I'm going to start a oil war.. Why Dominator over Saber?

 

[Shane¹]

Alright I'm going to start a oil war.. Why Dominator over Saber?

Because it's red

 

[farminkarman]

Alright I'm going to start a oil war.. Why Dominator over Saber?

Honestly, I prefer Dominator because I can buy it by the gallon. Quarts too.

 

[Shane¹]

I think amsoil considers dominator a racing type oil vs saber general type use. Both are quality oils I would use whichever one you can get easy and have good luck with. I think saber has more fuel stabilizers in it than dominator

 

[MR_T]

I think amsoil considers dominator a racing type oil vs saber general type use. Both are quality oils I would use whichever one you can get easy and have good luck with. I think saber has more fuel stabilizers in it than dominator

That's what I read, and I also thought I read sabor had corrosion protection if the saw sat for a while? I've always ran Amsoil, so I'm not knocking on one or the other. Just curious. I always thought dominator was for race engines and of course race engines really don't sit for a long periods of time.

 

[huskihl]

That's what I read, and I also thought I read sabor had corrosion protection if the saw sat for a while? I've always ran Amsoil, so I'm not knocking on one or the other. Just curious. I always thought dominator was for race engines and of course race engines really don't sit for a long periods of time.

Dom has corrosion inhibitors like the others but no fuel stabilizer. I use it because it’s more readily available in 1 quart jugs with the sight window on the side for measuring and it burns cleaner. The stabilizer would be the only reason I’d use it over dominator in a saw if your fuel sits for a long time. Between the mower, Ranger, backpack blowers and saws, I end up getting 10 gallons of E free every couple months anyway so it‘s not an issue

 

[SawAddictedFarmer]

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Post in thread 'What oil is best? and what ratio?'

Nov 24, 2025

So something I've wondered for awhile if you Google running Dominator in saws it says it lacks corrosion inhibitors and fuel stabilizers. So is there a issue with that oil stuff sitting in that for a weeks? Months? Years? Sometimes I run saws non stop for a month and sometimes they sit without being touched for 3 or 4 months depending on the saw. Any issue with rust? Or is Google pulling this from something a idiot said on another form?

• SawAddictedFarmer

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If you read from here on I asked pretty well the same question and got some pretty good info.

 

[huskihl]

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[huskihl]

More popcorn

 

[redneckhillbilly]

at 32:1 with dominator I can notice my saws running differently upon initial start up while still on the choke, the saws maintiain a little bit higher RPM, run smoother and don't have as bad of a missfire, if thats what you wanna call it.