TC-W3 2 CYCLE OIL- OUTBOARD ENGINE OIL- SAFE FOR SLED?

[av8er]

I bought a case of this stuff, I have an oil delete on my sled, and mix my fuel 32:1 with oil, is there any reason why this would be a bad thing to do?
I did some research and it is approved by Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, mercury, johnson, evinrude engines. Thank u in advance!!

 

[go high fast]

I think you would be just fine. If you were using injection some of the techno guys may state that the viscosity may degrade at super low temperatures but I think that's a bunch of marketing/sales propaganda.

I know for a fact the very best oil is the Castrol two cycle oil. It is guaranteed to 100% eliminate burn downs regardless of air/fuel ratio, increase horsepower 7 to 9 hp, help with weight transfer, Improve gas mileage and your motor will run 30 to 50° cooler. Also proven to eliminate rust on the carbides and eliminate rotating mass of the track and clutches.

What do you guys think is the very best oil?

 

[mold]

Rust on the carbides?

 

[Trashy]

Rust on the carbides?

Rust on carbides means that you need to ride more.

 

[801]

This time the Canadian is right

 

[Goin For Snow]

might be BS, but read that outboard oil is not recommended because of the RPM that sled motors run.

 

[jvb]

I've been running my sled oil in my boat. No problems yet

 

[Drewd]

From what I have read TCW3 oil typically has a lower viscosity than a sled oil that is JASO FC or FD rated and work best for engines that run between 4,000-6000 rpm. The thin viscosity will not be suited for higher engine rpm operation.

 

[Trashy]

How about WD-40..???

 

[Drewd]

How about WD-40..???

Its great for lubricating the pins in the keyed ignition switch

 

[Deep Powder Guy]

2strokes can drink about any 2stroke oil...some smoke more some some less.

DPG

 

[801]

Molly drylube