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kurtis.randle 28-04-09 12:55 PM

scottoiler oils
 
hi can anyone tell me what grade oil is used in the scottoiler as io thought you could just top it up with 10w 40 oil or 10w 40 semi s engine oils many thanks for your opinions .

Luckypants 28-04-09 12:57 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
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Originally Posted by kurtis.randle (Post 1886019)
hi can anyone tell me what grade oil is used in the scottoiler as io thought you could just top it up with 10w 40 oil or 10w 40 semi s engine oils many thanks for your opinions .

Lots of folks use old engine oil in their scottys, so new oil will be fine - the cheapest you can find! I'm still using the proper Scottoil though.

Dave20046 28-04-09 01:01 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
old engine oil
suits you sir

fizzwheel 28-04-09 01:05 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
I cant see the economic sense in buying new engine oil to put into an oiler. Mind you I havent worked how it compares per litre with the scotoiler oil.

I know one thing. The Scotoiler stuff is much much easier to clean off your wheels the engine oil is...

kurtis.randle 28-04-09 01:06 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Luckypants (Post 1886021)
Lots of folks use old engine oil in their scottys, so new oil will be fine - the cheapest you can find! I'm still using the proper Scottoil though.


thicker the better am i correct ?
and whats the thickest ,10w 50 ??

Dave20046 28-04-09 01:07 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fizzwheel (Post 1886040)
I cant see the economic sense in buying new engine oil to put into an oiler. Mind you I havent worked how it compares per litre with the scotoiler oil.

I know one thing. The Scotoiler stuff is much much easier to clean off your wheels the engine oil is...

But if you clean your rear wheel people might notice you have one black wheel and one silver wheel :?

kurtis.randle 28-04-09 01:08 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fizzwheel (Post 1886040)
I cant see the economic sense in buying new engine oil to put into an oiler. Mind you I havent worked how it compares per litre with the scotoiler oil.

I know one thing. The Scotoiler stuff is much much easier to clean off your wheels the engine oil is...

does that mean the scottoiler oil will fling more and not stick on if its easyeir to wipe off ?? is that a good question ?

oh plus you can get 10w 40 and 10w 50 4.5 liters for £5.99 and a litre of scottoiler oil is like 5.99-£7.99 from what i recall

Dave20046 28-04-09 01:10 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
old engine oil is free and the same stuff



Did you get those sprockets btw?

Luckypants 28-04-09 01:14 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fizzwheel (Post 1886040)
I cant see the economic sense in buying new engine oil to put into an oiler. Mind you I havent worked how it compares per litre with the scotoiler oil.

I know one thing. The Scotoiler stuff is much much easier to clean off your wheels the engine oil is...

Scottoil is £5.95 per 500ml (11.90 a litre) - you can get 4 litres of cheap oil from Lidl or somewhere for £10 or less.....

However Scottoil is much easier to clean up and is 'cleaner' in general than engine oil. If I were to use engine oil, I'd use what came out of my bike....

EDIT: beaten to the sums

kurtis.randle 28-04-09 01:15 PM

Re: scottoiler oils
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave20046 (Post 1886051)
old engine oil is free and the same stuff



Did you get those sprockets btw?

yes but very dirty + i dont have any becuase the bike just got a service before i brought it and th oil was changed.


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