Have you tried this product in garden tool engines? 4 and or 2 cycle? Have you tried it in a high performance motorcycle.? Honda 1000RR. Jim
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I am using Lucas in my 2.0L turbocharged Audi, my fule economy improved from 19 to 22 average mpg. No pings or knocks. I love it!
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yes I have a 27hp and 19 hp craftsman mowers makes them perform much better also use it it in my f150 and my Lincoln .
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I had put it my honda lawn mow pusher and it help a lot smooth start and feel like more power
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I do not believe it should be used on motorcycles with Wet clutches. Wet clutch oils have special friction modifiers to help them grab and yet not to destroy the paper on the clutch friction plates. It's not worth risking the money. I won't put it in my Suzuki GSX-R.Thanks for all the input below gentlemen. After the many responses below I'll give this oil another chance Now that I've got a all new clutch. It sounds like it may have just been age/wear then a real issue based on all the positive responses from others. Thank you all.
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Run this on 2 cycle straight shaft RedMax BRZ2600S and it is a significant load. I really think this way too much for you.
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Yes its designed for small 4 stroke engine. Depending on your mileage, this or a standard oil/non synthetic oil will work.I only say depending on mileage because dealers and the manuals say not to use synthetic before 5000 miles, because synthetic oil is thinner than regular oil.So in short yes it will work if air temp. Is between 32 and 101f degrees f most of the year, and if your mileage on the engine is greater than 5,000miles. Change every 6k miles or 6 months, whichever comes first.
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try it in a car and boat, run engine so oil was warm, it got primed and pump about a qt. or more very slow and stop pumping, maybe alright for a lawnmower. I think it is junk for a little more money you can get one that works good, If you still need this one I will sell my for 1/2 price only used three time.
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From my understanding this brand of full synthetic is great for a slipper clutch. If you are unsure just do come online research but I personal feel my bike is running better since I added this oil.
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The lower end models are still two cycle, the one I bought is 4 stroke which is just gasoline. Which means there is a tiny bit of oil in a crank case you have to watch for no mixing of gas and oil.
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I use 108 octane. Works in my Harley, ATV and Camaro with 650 HP. Cheaper too. Hope that helps ya man . Tom
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I haven't tired it on a motorcycle yet, but I'm rebuilding the carbs on my 1986 Honda Nighthawk 700 and I plan on using this product on it to help clean out the engine. :)
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This is a 4-cycle engine, not a 2-cycle. That means no mixing oil with gas---you fill the oil pan like you do with your car. Instructions and a funnel are included. You use regular car oil--there is a chart for oil weight vs. temperatures. Cheap 10w30 is good for most purposes. I used a 5w40 synthetic oil because we are most likely to lose power in the winter, when its below freezing.
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Here is a write up on this product in an older BMW.https://boingboing.net/2015/03/20/homeopathy-for-my-motorcycle.html
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yes it one of the best fully syn motorcycle oils out iv run it in my duelsport klr ,no problems
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I have lots of motors, and Mike is using "Sea-Foam" I'm sure. Good stuff. I use sta-bil, and on occasion add some Lucas gas treatment. I don't drain gas, it's a pain, and it stinks having a dry carburetor and trying to prime things in the dark, right when you need it. Better to run what you got every month or so, a generator should be placed under load as well, to create some heat in the electronics
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I've had the same kit on my 2010 ultra classic Electra glide for over a year now and the engine is performing great without any remapping. The Harley service manager said it would run a little richer and if I didn't notice any problems then there was nothing that needs done. I checked the spark plugs after a few months and they looked good. I have the 96 cubic inch engine. I like the quicker throttle response.
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Depends on the cylinder. I used it on a 4 cylinder engine. So if the mower is let's say 2 just use 1/2 of it. If it's one just use a 1/4 of it. Hope it helps.
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And "oil pump" ?Not sure about that. It's and Honda engine, that's pretty much the best engine you could have for a lawn mower. If you follow the recommended maintenance and maybe use the best synthetic blend of oil ( Amsoil, Opt 4, or Mobile 1) I don't think you would ever have a problem with lube.
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I've used it for over 7,000 miles in my FJR 1300 with a wet clutch. An excellent product, improved shifting,quieter and easier revving .I definitely recommend this oil.