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I know this has been asked 10,000 times. I don't feel like searching all day for an answer. Is SYN3 a full synthetic or a mix? I asked 2 people at my local dealer and one said it was full and the other said it was a semi??? Thanks.
SYN3 is a full synthetic lubricant. It is the general practice in the oil industry that a true synthetic is formulated with Group IV PAO basestocks and is a true synthetic. [Top]
Syn3 is a GroupIII hydrofinished synthetic motor oil. It has very little if any PAO basestock. Mobil1Vtwin, Amsoil, Royal Purple, Spectro are all GroupIV PAO based synthetics. Redline is a GroupV POE based synthetic.
ALL of these oils are very very good. Go for the best price IMO as you will notice little if any difference in the performance of any of these. They will all outperform dino oil easily.
I know this has been asked 10,000 times. I don't feel like searching all day for an answer. Is SYN3 a full synthetic or a mix? I asked 2 people at my local dealer and one said it was full and the other said it was a semi??? Thanks.
It is a fully synthetic oil. As you know from the oil threads all synthetics are not equal.
Stop going to the Sportster forum for your info, hit any of the other forums if you want the right answer.
LOL
I'm not a motorcycle newb by any means, but I've only been riding a Harley for about a year.
But the oil thing is somethnig I never paid too much attention to. On my old Triumph, if you wanted to "change the oil," you just rode it 100 miles and poured more in
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