Supertech 2 stroke oil?

Boomstick

Boomstick

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#1
Anyone have experience with Supertech's 2 stroke oil? Wally world brand is cheap cheap cheap. Ran several gallons through the china girl at 32:1 with the stuff without a hitch (fortunately, china girls will probably run on water if you crank them hard enough).

I run Amsoil in my saws, but I'm getting to a point where paying that much for 2 stroke oil is getting a little ridiculous.

Anyone have any bad experiences with the Supertech? My saws seem to run it fine, but that's probably only a tankful so far.


Any opinions?
 
vwfan79

vwfan79

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As they say, you get what you pay for. There are brands out there that are good but are priced between the AMS oil and the Walmart brand, I would do a little looking around.
 
x-90 rider

x-90 rider

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We ran the Supertech oil for years in the fire department boat. Twin 155Hp outboards run 3/4 - wide open throttle a lot of the time. A powerhead would usually last 2000 hours before coming apart.
 
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chazdaddy

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#5
My opinion, it's cheap because WalMart has huge buying power and can buy it less than others, sell it for less and still make more $'s. Look on the bottle, for the SAE rating, that's what matters.

You can buy better stuff, but it's expensive. I used to run Motul in my 2 cycle Rotax FR125, but costs approx $20 for a liter, with 1 liter being just a little more than 1 quart.

I run SuperTech 10W30 full synthetic in my 4 stoke kart/ minibike engines and get very good results. Never used SuperTech 2 stoke oil, but would bet it's good stuff too.
 
Stangrcr1

Stangrcr1

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I run it in my two stroke weedeater. No issues and fires right up after 3 season so far.

I also put it in my diesel truck. Does a good job of lubricating the injectors and the mileage is up by 2mpg.
 
rollin2

rollin2

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I have been using that stuff in my boats for years,no problems.But i do mix it heavy.Rather replace a sparkplug than a piston.And even then it dont foul the plugs.
 
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