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ardbark. this lucas oil has a good rep. along with amsoil, mobile 1 and royal purple. its a crap shoot on oil, ask 10 guys and get 10 different answers on which oil they use. me its amsoil all the way 20-50 engine 10-40 primary, and 75-90 gear lube for tranny. good luck , its your CALL. i must say your lucas oil is cheaper than my amsoil, i like that.
no its not the car oil it says on the front lucas motorcycle oil good in the motor,
primary and trans. auto zone said its new on the retail market do to the raised price of mobile 1 v twin
no its not the car oil it says on the front lucas motorcycle oil good in the motor,
primary and trans. auto zone said its new on the retail market do to the raised price of mobile 1 v twin
I use Lucas oil in both my Road Glide and Deuce. Great oil! Also use their transmission gear lub. I can not say enough good things about Lucas products.
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