What oil is best? and what ratio?

[huskihl]

i figured up the price with this compared to the price with klotz techniplate
and this is cheaper about 4.00 per quart cheaper than what i can get klotz for.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-OEM...384672?hash=item4656960ba0:g:XWsAAOSwZJBX-PyR

If Keith's math is correct, the link he posted has it for under $51 per gallon

 

[Keith Gandy]

The Klotz that I bought was under $50 for the gallon shipped.

Think I paid 46 for a gallon

 

[Keith Gandy]

The Klotz that I bought was under $50 for the gallon shipped.

Be aware that Klotz doesnt have stabalizers or any rust protection. Id wager that kl200 will be one of the best performing oils though

 

[RI Chevy]

Think I paid 46 for a gallon

Yup. Same for me.

 

[Magnumitis]

I highly refined a base that looked just like that last night with 40to1 astroglide added

we gonna need some of your pics

 

[RI Chevy]

Thanks for that Keith. I am still learning lots through experimentation. Lol
Hopefully I don't learn any hard lessons. Lol

 

[Keith Gandy]

we gonna need some of your pics

Thats a NO GO !!!!!! Wait r u sayin of my sac???

 

[Keith Gandy]

Thanks for that Keith. I am still learning lots through experimentation. Lol

I love KL200 and if u will be running equipment and not storing it u will have no problems but Klotz states clearly on their site that its not intended as a storage oil.

 

[RI Chevy]

Cool. Its my summertime use oil. Lol

 

[Keith Gandy]

Cool. Its my summertime use oil. Lol

I love the smell of KL200

 

[Magnumitis]

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/171989925932. Thats works out to 2.5qts @ 12.67 per qt. One of the best oils Ive used and very reasonable at that price for an Ester based OPE oil

Ive bought GB bars from that guy

 

[CR500]

I love KL200 and if u will be running equipment and not storing it u will have no problems but Klotz states clearly on their site that its not intended as a storage oil.

A little fog spray does help this right?

Ran some KL200 in the064 at 32:1 and it did not lockup lol.

The smell of KL200 is a world less offensive compared to R50 which in it's defense is a great oil however has a different pleasing smell when mixed with 110

Sent from my non internal combustion device.

 

[Keith Gandy]

A little fog spray does help this right?

Ran some KL200 in the064 at 32:1 and it did not lockup lol.

The smell of KL200 is a world less offensive compared to R50 which in it's defense is a great oil however has a different pleasing smell when mixed with 110

Sent from my non internal combustion device.

CR I use the Stabil fogging spray if running KL200 and expect a storage period. Cheap insurance in my mind anyway. The r50 bothered my sinuses but not near as much as H1R

 

[bwalker]

This is one of the components that RA has that Powerblend doesnt ----- Naphtha is a petroleum solvent similar to mineral spirits but with a greater volatility; it is used chiefly as a paint thinner or a cleaning agent. Naphtha is a more powerful solvent than mineral spirits, so less is needed to thin the same amount of paint.

In and of itself this is nothing significant.

 

[bwalker]

Bull! Alot of difference in thoso 2 oils. If u want a cleaner auto engine do u run regular or super? More additives to clean the engine. More cleaners and anti friction additives in RA vs Powerblend. Find another OPE oil that has all thoso

Two cycle oils don't use anti friction additives as a rule and neither of these oils appear to.

 

[Ron660]

Look at your 021 exhaust. It was ran on orange/silver bottle for 25yrs. Send us a pic please

I might still have a pic but it looks different now since I use different oil. I'll see if I still have an older pic. Exhaust port looked similar to Chevy's.

 

[bwalker]

Red armor has ester and power blend doesnt. 10-30%.

What makes red armor unique is the fact that it appears to use a pretty light weight estor with PIB as the primary anti scuff additive. Haven't seen this before.

 

[bwalker]

Another RA has that Powerblend doesnt-----

FRICTION MODIFIERS AND/OR WEAR INHIBITORS DERIVED FROM
HYDROCARBYL AMINES AND CYCLIC CARBONATES

The amines are nitrogen disperse ts as typically used in marine/ashless oils. The carbonates are calcium based detergents.

 

[Keith Gandy]

The amines are nitrogen disperse ts as typically used in marine/ashless oils. The carbonates are calcium based detergents.

Greek to me Ben!!!

 

[mdavlee]

What makes red armor unique is the fact that it appears to use a pretty light weight estor with PIB as the primary anti scuff additive. Haven't seen this before.

It does seem to be a different blend than most. It seems to work well and doesn't leave as big of a mess as some.