Bestest oil change in the world for your yamaha!!!

[Fencer]

I've got a quart of Rottella, 2qts of Yama lube and one of moble 1.

Gotta fram filter too!!

Whatcha think?

Best oil change in the world?!!!! :assassin:

 

[airboss]

Man, you sure know how to cover your bases,

 

[FredandJeannesRacer]

I've got a quart of Rottella, 2qts of Yama lube and one of moble 1.
Gotta fram filter too!!

Whatcha think?

Best oil change in the world?!!!! :assassin:

Is that shaken or stirred?

 

[kaitsdad]

Two olives, please.

Or a twist.

 

[Rickster]

But if you're gonna use the oil filter, you gonna need an additional 0.23 quarts of something. Might I recommend Delo or Delvac for the additional 0.23 Quarts??

 

[ponyfool]

I've got a quart of Rottella, 2qts of Yama lube and one of moble 1.
Gotta fram filter too!!

Whatcha think?

Best oil change in the world?!!!! :assassin:

I would avoid Fram oil filters like the plague personally! I have seen too many of their cardboard endcaps disintegrate. To quote This Research from CalSci, "Accordingly, never use a Fram, Pennzoil, Penske, Castrol, or Quaker State oil filter in any motor you like. All of these filters are made by Fram. The filter element itself is a normal paper element, and probably no better or worse than anyone else's paper element. However, the end caps on the filter element are made of cardboard in these filters."

 

[Fencer]

I've got a quart of Rottella, 2qts of Yama lube and one of moble 1.
Gotta fram filter too!!

Whatcha think?

Best oil change in the world?!!!! :assassin:

I would avoid Fram oil filters like the plague personally! I have seen too many of their cardboard endcaps disintegrate. To quote This Research from CalSci, "Accordingly, never use a Fram, Pennzoil, Penske, Castrol, or Quaker State oil filter in any motor you like. All of these filters are made by Fram. The filter element itself is a normal paper element, and probably no better or worse than anyone else's paper element. However, the end caps on the filter element are made of cardboard in these filters."

Pony,

I Knowed that

But with all this premium oil, who needs a good filter?

Hey Rick,

for that .23 what about Amsoil? :huh:

 

[twowheelnut]

Wait! That concoction is worthless without two fingers of STP! :lol:

 

[odot]

You'll be fine just running only the .23 qts of amsoil.

 

[Hit the Road Jack]

2 tablespoons of Maalox. Helps smooth things out. :yahoo:

 

[wfooshee]

ATF!!!!!!! Oil goes in the gears, too!

 

[dbvolfan]

2 tablespoons of Maalox. Helps smooth things out. :yahoo:

No, No! Do not use the Maalox! It has "Friction Modifiers" and will cause your clutch to slip. May I recommend some Royal Purple Oil instead?

 

[Wicked Webby]

Well actually,

I found the best oil supplement conditioner in the WORLD!!! Just use about 3 tablespoons of that left over blinkerfluid. Stuff makes her smooth as silk.

WW

 

[Dwavey]

With that concoction I think I'd just use an old do-rag for the filter and the oil that's in the do-rag as the oil supplement.

 

[Toecutter]

Mixing synthetic with conventional will void your warranty!

 

[mooniac]

Don't forget the Marvel Mysyery Oil

 

[user 2024]

How about just mixing all the recommendations in a bucket and then you would have the best oil in the world for numerous oil changes. Then you could just leave the filter on (to plug the hole) because the oil wouldn't really need a filter.

 

[Powerman]

Fram filters were banned from the racetrack because of bad threads. An oil down tire at speed is a puckering event. The bad ones were from Malaysia or somewhere.

I was cornered because of my oil advise of just use any oil and keep it changed.

Well why do use Rotella synthetic then? Because I'm anal and hang out on the internet with a bunch of really anal types. LOL

 

[Fencer]

I'm anal and hang out on the internet with a bunch of really anal types. LOL

HEY BUDDY, WRONG FORUM! :lol: