Banshee Transmission Oil
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Banshee Transmission Oil
I highly recommend Bel-Ray Gear Saver 80W oil.
I currently use this in two Banshees. Clutches seem to really like it.
I've also used Yamalube 4R, which also works well, but makes the clutch a bit more 'grabby'. When I've used the Yamalube 4R, the clutch didn't want to release when the lever was pulled in, causing the quad to creap forward. Switching to Bel-Ray Gear Saver 80W made this better.
One oil I used early on, when I first got the Banshee 4 years ago, was Castrol. I think I used 10w-40 petroleum version (not the synthetic or the synthetic blend - and I avoided the one that has the seal for the petroleum institute for gas saving, which has additives that are not good for the clutch - or so we're told). Never had any problems using the Castrol, but feel more comfortable with the gear saver oil.
80W gear oil is equivelent to 10w-40 motor oil with regards to viscosity.
Regards,
buttermilk
I currently use this in two Banshees. Clutches seem to really like it.
I've also used Yamalube 4R, which also works well, but makes the clutch a bit more 'grabby'. When I've used the Yamalube 4R, the clutch didn't want to release when the lever was pulled in, causing the quad to creap forward. Switching to Bel-Ray Gear Saver 80W made this better.
One oil I used early on, when I first got the Banshee 4 years ago, was Castrol. I think I used 10w-40 petroleum version (not the synthetic or the synthetic blend - and I avoided the one that has the seal for the petroleum institute for gas saving, which has additives that are not good for the clutch - or so we're told). Never had any problems using the Castrol, but feel more comfortable with the gear saver oil.
80W gear oil is equivelent to 10w-40 motor oil with regards to viscosity.
Regards,
buttermilk
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