You are claiming that Saber is clean (JASO FD), but dirty at 32:1, pure nonsense.True.
But that's not what I said now, is it?
Amsoil Saber at 25: or 32:1 typically blows some excess oil and can be backed off to 40:1, 50:1, 64:1 etc
You are claiming that Saber is clean (JASO FD), but dirty at 32:1, pure nonsense.True.
But that's not what I said now, is it?
Amsoil Saber at 25: or 32:1 typically blows some excess oil and can be backed off to 40:1, 50:1, 64:1 etc
You said dirty I didn’t. Don’t put words in my mouth.You are claiming that Saber is clean (JASO FD), but dirty at 32:1, pure nonsense.
You said spooge and oil blowing out the exhaust, that is very dirty.You said dirty I didn’t. Don’t put words in my mouth.
It’s like you want to argue.
Amsoil recommends 50:1-100:1, if you mix richer oil than recommended, there MAY be some excess oil. That's not dirt, it's excess oil from not following the recommended mix ratio.You said spooge and oil blowing out the exhaust, that is very dirty.
I think it's a 50:1 motor.So I bought a Sthil gas leaf blower. The exhaust is out out in front so you kind of walk into to it. I ran it a few minutes using Echo Red Armor as that's what I had, but it left me stinking like exhaust.
Maybe use what I already have and go with a 60:1 or 70:1 mix?
I'm not going going electric. Any another off shelf oil suggestions?
Maybe, it depends of how it is tuned and run.
What is Saber oil anyway? High ester content JASO FC?
JASO FD, I suspect it has esters. But I don't know the formulation nor could I disclose it if I did.
Thanks for posting that but it's true I don't know the formulation nor if I was an employee would I be allowed to post it. All companies are like that. A MSDS is not a formulation, just as an FYII don't know what's so secretive. The SDS says it's 30 to 60% synthetic ester.
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Lawn boy engines spec ashless two cycle oil ( TCW3 ) mixed at 32:1.This is what 40:1 Amsoil Saber looks like in a Lawn-Boy after about 15 hours. There is pooled oil in the muffler cover. It definitely needs to run at a higher ratio to prevent this.
Racing?? What engine, etc??Back in the 80's I was sponsored by Neo synthetic oil. It was supposed to be used @ 100:1. I couldn't keep my engine together at that ratio. I'm sure oils have improved since then but I'm not in the 100:1 camp.
Typical Amsoil marketing.100:1 is for bragging rights, and to show the internet carbonless piston skirt photos.
How does Opti sound?Typical Amsoil marketing.
Im sure Saber is a good ester based 2 stroke oil, but I have no reason to believe that it offers better lubricity that the other ester based 2 stroke oils on the market. Running Saber 100:1 successfully in a trimmer is not a convincing argument, it just sounds shamwow!
Never used it. Are you pushing that too?How does Opti sound?
No. But was assuming you would insult that manufacturer as well.Never used it. Are you pushing that too?
I never insulted the manufacturer. I’m sure Saber is good oil.No. But was assuming you would insult that manufacturer as well.
Pushing. Sheesh.
Yes. I raced an 1984 ARC250R back then. Neo gave me cases of their oil as well as stickers.Racing?? What engine, etc??
I would NEVER never recommend 100:1 with an oil not specifically designed to dilute that much, and in a race engine, never. Amsoil Dominator is NOT a 100:1 oil, for example.
And recommended 100:1? Even I say yikes!Yes. I raced an 1984 ARC250R back then. Neo gave me cases of their oil as well as stickers.