AMSOIL MCV 20-50

Letbigdogintocanada

Letbigdogintocanada

Active Member
Spectro primary fluid for me,some guys have clutch slippage issues by using synthetic in their primary,personal preference I guess.
 
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HMAN

HMAN

I just like my Freedom
Tried a synthetic before and it didn't work out too well. Back to Spectro for me....
 
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Pops

Active Member
Used Spectro before I went to open primary....
Found shifting smoother and finding neutral easier with Spectro... JMHO :cheers:
 
jaggerz

jaggerz

Active Member
B & M Trickshift ATF from AutoZone. This is a type F fluid. I have had no slipping issues. Seems to work well, Clutch release action is smooth.
 
StreetHog

StreetHog

Active Member
Redline primary fluid, Redline tranny fluid w/ shockproof and Amsoil 20w50 in engine. Both of my bikes use the same fluids. So far it works good for me....

I do have a buddy of mine that has an '04 Chopper and he runs Amsoil in all three holes and gets along fine. To all their own...
 
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Big Mike

Big Mike

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I use Amsoil 75w-90 severe gear in my Pitbull tranny. Been using it since I bought my Big Dog in 2009 and have had great results. No slipping or other issues. I run Amsoil in both my bikes and all of my vehicles too. Everybody that is into synthetics has there preference. I don't want to debate which is better. I have been an Amsoil fan for years and that is my preference. The main point as far as I'm concerned is that synthetics are worth the extra investment. They are superior to mineral based oils and I recommend them whole heartedly.
 
francoblay1

francoblay1

The Spaniard
Bump.

I guess there are no major changes in this subject... but it might be of interest for the newest members in here.

:cheers:
 
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