661 Oil Test 32:1 vs 40:1 vs 50:1 ?

[bwalker]

So once the dust settles I'm not so sure I'm gonna be able to tell which one of the 3 is better protecting than the others. Yamalube doesn't seem any thicker than Lucas and Super M is the thickest of the 3[emoji10]. Im betting all 3 are more than adequate.

Yamalube 2R has a longer track record and is more widely used than any oil in this thread.

 

[Mastermind]

Maxima K2 now. After I have burnt 20 gallons of mix I will report the results. Should take awhile given the saw I'm using it in is a stock 562XP, which is pretty miserly on fuel.

I'm planning on burning thru several quarts of 2R before I tear down a saw to inspect. The one saw I'm running the most is a 346 that Wiggs built.

 

[Trx250r180]

We are never going to find the best oil are we ?

 

[blsnelling]

Nope.

 

[mdavlee]

We are never going to find the best oil are we ?

NEVER[emoji15]

 

[KG441c]

I'm planning on burning thru several quarts of 2R before I tear down a saw to inspect. The one saw I'm running the most is a 346 that Wiggs built.

What will u look for once its torn down?

 

[KG441c]

So once the dust settles I'm not so sure I'm gonna be able to tell which one of the 3 is better protecting than the others. Yamalube doesn't seem any thicker than Lucas and Super M is the thickest of the 3[emoji10]. Im betting all 3 are more than adequate.

If thick is what u r lookin for just bypass all the rest and get h1r, 800t, or r50

 

[Ron660]

Trx250r180, post: 5346011, member: 56475"]We are never going to find the best oil are we ?[/QUOTE]

Best on a biscuit

 

[KG441c]

Trx250r180, post: 5346011, member: 56475"]We are never going to find the best oil are we ?

Best on a biscuit[/QUOTE]
Cathead biscuit and La. Mayhaw made from a mess of Mayhaw berries on Saline Creek cant be beat!!!

 

[Ron660]

Best on a biscuit

Cathead biscuit and La. Mayhaw made from a mess of Mayhaw berries on Saline Creek cant be beat!!![/QUOTE]
Muscadine jelly hard to beat too! Oh yea, with fried squirrels.

 

[Hedgerow]

People still eat those tree rats??

 

[Ron660]

People still eat those tree rats??

I'd almost rather eat squirrels than deer backstrap. Younger ones are fried and the older/tougher ones go in a gravey or gumbo.

 

[KG441c]

People still eat those tree rats??

Country boys gotta survive!!!

 

[KenJax Tree]

If thick is what u r lookin for just bypass all the rest and get h1r, 800t, or r50

It doesn't matter to me, bwalker said Lucas is too thin and i was just saying Yamalube doesn't seem any thicker.

 

[KG441c]

Folks get serious down South over a mess of fried squirrels. If they know u r cookin squirrel u gotta guard the dinner

 

[Mastermind]

What will u look for once its torn down?

Carbon buildup, and the quality of that buildup. I don't wanna see oily, or plastic like buildup.......I wanna see flat black, rock hard carbon, with transfer flow tracks. In the bottom end, I wanna see some oil........not dry as hell. Then on the piston skirts I'll be checking for scuffing......and blowby.

 

[Ron660]

Country boy can survive....yea

 

[KG441c]

Carbon buildup, and the quality of that buildup. I don't wanna see oily, or plastic like buildup.......I wanna see flat black, rock hard carbon, with transfer flow tracks. In the bottom end, I wanna see some oil........not dry as hell. Then on the piston skirts I'll be checking for scuffing......and blowby.

What if u have the carbon that u want on the crown but no transfer wash?

 

[Ron660]

Folks get serious down South over a mess of fried squirrels. If they know u r cookin squirrel u gotta guard the dinnerView attachment 422651

Hey, that guy was my center when I played quaterback in 9th grade!

 

[KenJax Tree]

Ok i'm picking one of these dammit.....seriously...uh huh i'm really going to[emoji15]

Don't be fooled by the creamsicle stuff in the back there.....i like Husky's