minxguy

If Mercury is aware of the performance of the Torco oil, which they obviously are, then why isn't that particular oil recommended for the Bravo?

Ken

John the Drive Man

Because it's not made for longevity, like the Hi Performance green oil is. It should be changed every 50-60 hours.

HotPursuit

Your bravo is not drysumped.. I have only run Speed Master drives,Im thinking you could if you ran the correct weight..I still perfer amsoil but Randy with Marine Drives does all my work and believes in torco after many hard hrs at high rpm&HP levels on a large hull.. The inspection of bearings and gears tell the story about how your oil holds up!! Plus drysumps run a oil filter which removes dirt and metals..

Uncle Dave

X2

(more than that so far in this thread)

I believe Imco and Teague both ship with Amsoil.


Uncle Dave

HotPursuit

Yes in the #6s and no in your #4s. You need 80-95 weight in your wet sump #4s and would run amsoil.. If you drysumped your #4s you then could run 20wt torco..

Strip Poker 388

iTrader: (6)

While I was studying gynecology at MSU, the lubricity of Group I oils was found to be better and more refined of all Iso-DeWaxing process's. But also Group I had a better penetration rating with no wax and tar contents.While in school I received a certified lubricity License.Which required another 4 years of school.But I finally received all my Specifications and certifications certificates.With all that education I started my own business Personal Adult Lubricants Inc.Also known on the web as PAL's.I have processed my own blends,its a lite weight oil still has a rating of 137.09% on the Iso scale.It has the lowest certification of .012% in the friction test.It is the lowest friction oil out there.

We don't like being called technicians,we have a much higher education in BS.

Thank you
Dr. Strip

DRIPPINWETII

I am switching to Royal Purple Why not 75-90?

Jamie

1 MAIDEN AMERICA

How's Redline Heavy Shock Proof Oil 75W-250?

Hang Time 27

I found it interesting that Konrad gives two different drive oil change intervals for thier drives - reg gear oil = every 200 hours, and if using royal purple, every 400 hours!!!!! Hmmmmm.........

jeffswav

Amsoil