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#1
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klown
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04-20-2007
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| Only got two holes in my sporty, both of them are filled with amsoil 20/50. Used to use HD syn3 before. Really noticed no difference. Amsoil was cheaper at the time I bought a case for $6 a qt. Now I think amsoil is the same prices as HD syn3. I'm tryin to raise some kindness, you wanna help? |
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#7
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Kixstand81
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06-15-2007
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| I've tried every brand there is, literally, in my daily riders and my fuel bike. Hands down, the best I've found is Royal Purple. Cycle Max 20/50 for engine and SynGear 75/120 for the trans. Big difference right off the bat as far as vibration and noise reduction, smoother shifts, also lowered engine temp by 12 degrees (cooler than Amsiol) and made 4 more HP (than Amsoil). Use it exclusively in all my bikes now. It's a bit pricey but worth it in my humble opinion. Later, Kix |
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#8
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KingHardcor
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11-01-2007
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| Amsoil 20/50 in engine, Amsoil Super Shift ATF in primary(I've tried so many oils in there and this is hands-down the best for my bike) and Redline Shockproof Heavy-Duty in tranny. For my bike I've found these to be the best combo. |
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#9
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NoTolerance
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11-01-2007
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| I pretty much use whatever's in the garage at the time. |
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Amsoil 
I also switched to amsoil, put in in engine, primary, and clutch. my bike is a 06 Nightrain with big bore stage 2. It runs about 30 degrees cooler than the harley oil. and it shifts a lot smoother with the amsoil in the primary. 
