Best oil for 502 MPI?
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On the back of an oil bottle you will see the API symbol and then the SM rating if it is a low ZDDP oil for "today's automobiles" that require less phosphorus to decrease catalytic converter damage.
Fine for cars...not for Offshore Boats.
Thus the need to stick with a beefy Motorcycle oil like M-1 V-Twin which has a tough synthetic base and lots of ZDDP....extends engine life a ton over an SM rated oil to be sure.
Fine for cars...not for Offshore Boats.
Thus the need to stick with a beefy Motorcycle oil like M-1 V-Twin which has a tough synthetic base and lots of ZDDP....extends engine life a ton over an SM rated oil to be sure.
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From: Millstadt, IL
For the past several years with a flat tappet cam I have used the Amsoil 15/40 diesel/marine oil. I switched to a roller cam last year and I am trying the Amsoil 10/40 marine. I alway use the Amsoil AO filters.
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Have respected your recommendations on Oils and Filters. What do you think (for marine performance use) of the new Dominator racing oil from Amsoil?
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/rd50.aspx
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/rd50.aspx
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From: New Hartford CT
On the back of an oil bottle you will see the API symbol and then the SM rating if it is a low ZDDP oil for "today's automobiles" that require less phosphorus to decrease catalytic converter damage.
Fine for cars...not for Offshore Boats.
Thus the need to stick with a beefy Motorcycle oil like M-1 V-Twin which has a tough synthetic base and lots of ZDDP....extends engine life a ton over an SM rated oil to be sure.
Fine for cars...not for Offshore Boats.
Thus the need to stick with a beefy Motorcycle oil like M-1 V-Twin which has a tough synthetic base and lots of ZDDP....extends engine life a ton over an SM rated oil to be sure.



