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Oil and filter discussion

Thanks Joe. I knew Rotella T was a good oil. I love it and am sticking with it.

If and when I get a new(er) bike I think I'll switch to the Rotella synthetic.

Good Read.
 
DMPLATT said:
Thanks Joe. I knew Rotella T was a good oil. I love it and am sticking with it.

If and when I get a new(er) bike I think I'll switch to the Rotella synthetic.

Good Read.

I'm going to try the Rotella T Synthetic in the FJR. I notice a big difference between dino and synthetic in the FJR. I'm going to try the Rotella dino in the GS next oil change. I don't notice much difference between oils on the GS.

Joe
 
I dunno. Oil now is MUCH better than it was when our bikes were produced. Good 'ol Castrol GTX is turbo approved, so it can't be THAT bad!
 
Hmmmm :-) On my 1150, I have used Castrol GTX20w50 and Mobil 1 15w50. There is a huge difference. I have always used the GTX and its a great oil, but the 1150 prefers the Mobil 1. Shifts a lot slicker and runs about 10-15 degrees cooler with the Mobil.

Earl

Joe Nardy said:
I'm going to try the Rotella T Synthetic in the FJR. I notice a big difference between dino and synthetic in the FJR. I'm going to try the Rotella dino in the GS next oil change. I don't notice much difference between oils on the GS.

Joe
 
earlfor said:
Hmmmm :-) On my 1150, I have used Castrol GTX20w50 and Mobil 1 15w50. There is a huge difference. I have always used the GTX and its a great oil, but the 1150 prefers the Mobil 1. Shifts a lot slicker and runs about 10-15 degrees cooler with the Mobil.

Earl

Hmmm.......synthetic oils must act differently in areas of stifling humidity!' :lol:

Joe
 
I think its the steady diet of Pina Colada stops that makes them more agreeable in Florida. Pinapple fields are few and far between in Chicago. :-)

Earl

Joe Nardy said:
Hmmm.......synthetic oils must act differently in areas of stifling humidity!' :lol:

Joe
 
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