Diabolic New Member Jul 5, 2012 101 0 0 East Haven,Ct Jul 18, 2012 #1 i have asked this question before but get so many answers.. and what brand and where can it be bought?
i have asked this question before but get so many answers.. and what brand and where can it be bought?
Blaaster Moderator Staff member Technician Jul 18, 2011 15,384 1,120 165 eastern australia Jul 18, 2012 #2 You are going to get the same replies as last time you asked!
sporty982000 New Member Jul 10, 2012 762 11 0 Illinois Jul 20, 2012 #3 My friend who races a blaster, says he only uses bellray 80 weight for the blaster crankcase.
88' blaster New Member Sep 18, 2010 1,859 22 0 new castle pa Jul 20, 2012 #4 bellray gear saver is what i use
Blaaster Moderator Staff member Technician Jul 18, 2011 15,384 1,120 165 eastern australia Jul 21, 2012 #6 For the record. Any 10w 30 motor oil, with no friction modifiers, ATF type F, or any oil designed for transmissions with wet clutches. And as a bonus. Only fill with 650ml of oil, no more, no less. No need to ask again!
For the record. Any 10w 30 motor oil, with no friction modifiers, ATF type F, or any oil designed for transmissions with wet clutches. And as a bonus. Only fill with 650ml of oil, no more, no less. No need to ask again!
Blasterr Member Jul 14, 2012 1,506 17 74 Jul 21, 2012 #7 ... I use gas? hahaha just kidding dont do that
wwholden Member Nov 17, 2011 962 7 54 Dayton, Ohio Jul 22, 2012 #8 Blaaster said: For the record. Any 10w 30 motor oil, with no friction modifiers, ATF type F, or any oil designed for transmissions with wet clutches. And as a bonus. Only fill with 650ml of oil, no more, no less. No need to ask again! Click to expand... Why 650ml? How would you know (no using glass window) how much to add when you dont know how much drained out?
Blaaster said: For the record. Any 10w 30 motor oil, with no friction modifiers, ATF type F, or any oil designed for transmissions with wet clutches. And as a bonus. Only fill with 650ml of oil, no more, no less. No need to ask again! Click to expand... Why 650ml? How would you know (no using glass window) how much to add when you dont know how much drained out?
blasterboy32 New Member Jan 9, 2012 446 1 18 harrisburg, pennsylvania Jul 22, 2012 #9 88' blaster said: bellray gear saver is what i use Click to expand... This^^^ that's what I use in everything. I've never heard anything negative about it and think its a good product.
88' blaster said: bellray gear saver is what i use Click to expand... This^^^ that's what I use in everything. I've never heard anything negative about it and think its a good product.
Blaaster Moderator Staff member Technician Jul 18, 2011 15,384 1,120 165 eastern australia Jul 22, 2012 #10 Glass window tells lies. Warm up the bike, drain all old oil out, leaving about 30 mins to fully drain. Measure out 650 ml of oil and pour into filler. Job done.
Glass window tells lies. Warm up the bike, drain all old oil out, leaving about 30 mins to fully drain. Measure out 650 ml of oil and pour into filler. Job done.