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Rotax motors are used in Harley's, Cagivia's, Buell's and BRP Sleds and ATV's. They have even been used by Suzuki. They are great motors. I can't wait to see what this Husky does..

Front end parts ( shocks/control arms/ bushingings) can NOT cause a shake or vibration they are inanimate objects that have to be acted on to move. Once in motion they can make your front end feel like its going to fall apart. If you have a vibration it has to be caused by a moving part...

Thanks Pablo....I had to check my Cache just to make sure..Any way its up and running today. Good thing too...I had a bunch of " I looked it up on the site" blah, blah. Thanks again, Bob

Originally Posted By: Pablo Almost like IT messed up or something. Its hard to recommend an oil when its contradicted on the web site. I get the, "I looked it up but the web site says" Any way, I thought I'd let you know..

I know that it was changed a few days after our last dicussion. Then I had to refer to it again yesterday and noticed that it was back to same old reference. Maybe something to look into..

Pablo, It doesn't look like Amsoil has changed the Web site info..

Pablo, YOU ARE THE MAN! and have my respect!.....Finally a straight answer and Amsoil did the right thing and tested the XPS. Amsoil just moved up to the top notch in my book. Everyone prior kept blowing me off. Thanks again and I have posted this info on the Can Am boards.

Thanks Pablo.. I'm using the Severe gear myself and its awesome stuff. I have less heat and smoother shifts. My concern was that Amsoil was showing there Chaincase oil as a replacement for the XPS chaincase oils and they seem like two different animals to me. Thanks again for your assistance.

PABLO, I called BRP and they confirmed the weight and the GL-5-rating. Its also in the 2011 BRP Outlander owners manual. The Amsoil reps don't give me much info other than to say its a replacement or I'll get back to you. I just want to know if Amsoil chain case oil is or is not a direct...

I have a Can Am Ountlander and they recommend BRP synthetic chaincase oil in the gear box. After doing the research on the BRP oil it turns out that it is a 75w-140 GL-5. I'm wondering if Amsoil chaincase oil is a direct replacement or not. I'm courious what the ISO and GL ratings really are...