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Old Jan 10, 2002 | 09:12 PM
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I have a 2001 scrambler 400, and I'm wondering, which oil I should use, for pretty hard riding. My local wal-mart carries a penzoil premium 100% synthetic TC-W3 2-cycle oil that says It's for oil injection systems. Wal-mart also carries a bombardier rotax two-stroke injection safe oil, They are both about $5 a quart. I'm tired of paying $10 a quart for polaris premium synthetic gold. Whats your opinion?
 
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Old Jan 10, 2002 | 11:07 PM
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10$ a quart? holy cow i only gave 27 for a gallon at my dealer when i used the injection.i think u are getting ripped dude.amsoil makes a injection oil which i think is best on the market.HpD sells it for 6.25qt or 72.00 for a case.i would suggest ditching injection and going to premix if u ride it hard get the amsoil its 100 to 1 mix and u can get it from Hpd also at 42.00 a case will mix about 65 gallons .
 
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Old Jan 11, 2002 | 03:22 AM
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i have used wal mart pennzoil syn in my 96 400 xplorer for 3500 miles and i have only changed one plug in all that time.the engine run fine does not smoke and i run the same oil in my wifes trail blazer and even thought she does not ride hard it still has the same plug since 97
 
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Old Jan 11, 2002 | 10:40 AM
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Amsoil Injector oil all the way. I liked the Polaris Gold but Amsoil is better. I wouldn't go cheap on the oil with a 2 stroke. This is the ONLY lubrication you have.

But I would pull the injector gadgets off and mix Amsoil Pre-Mix 100:1. I put 1 bottle per 5 galloans and that makes it approx. 80:1. This stuff is the BEST.

I have a lawn mowing biz and I have ran this at 100:1 mix (not 80:1) for all my equipment for 15 years. Never a failure. I keep my stuff a long time too. I rarely replace or buy new equipment.

In fact when I switched from the oil injection to the Amsoil Pre-Mix 100:1 (mixing it at 80:1) I noticed a decent performance gain. This gain includes from cold starts to wide open. All the way thru the power band. It feels like I added fuel injection. It is that clean burning. There is no jet changing either.

Call Rick Ritter and get the oil block off kick and throttle cable. Buy 2 five gallon cans to keep gas and enjoy it.

Chunky
 
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Old Jan 11, 2002 | 01:32 PM
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Not to start any disagreements, but Darrell and Mike both at HPD Racing do not like the 2000 Racing oil. They HIGHLY recommend the 100:1 Pre-Mix mixed at 80:1. They tried the 2000 Race Oil (50:1) and were dis-satisfied.

Give 'em a call today and talk to them for more info.

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Old Jan 11, 2002 | 11:10 PM
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Okay guys, first of all, Removing my injector is outta the question. I just bought a 2 year extended warrantee for my scrambler, and that would void the warantee. I've already had a tranny full rebuild that was over 600 dollars, and covered by my 24 month warante that only costed $425. Thanks for the idea though.
 
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