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I wondered the same thing about the kit, but I bought it anyways and will continue to do so for both my bike and the wife's. For what its worth, I run the 20w60 and it's great. Quiets down my '11 RKC 103 considerably.
I'm not familiar with those kits. Anything is better than the Syn3 crap. I use Mobil-1 and it has served me very well. Sounds like you are just paying extra money for someone to package everything up in a kit, that you could easily go purchase yourself.
If you buy the kit it will cost about $90 and it comes with 7Qts of oils a hat, funnel, injector cleaner and useless stickers.
Most of the Redline oils sell for atleast $14 a Qt. (14X7 = $98)
It seems like a good deal..
If you buy the kit it will cost about $90 and it comes with 7Qts of oils a hat, funnel, injector cleaner and useless stickers.
Most of the Redline oils sell for atleast $14 a Qt. (14X7 = $98)
It seems like a good deal..
Can get 5 quart jug of Mobil-1 at Walmart for around $23. Gear oil $10. Put some Seafoam in the gas tank, that will take care of cleaning the injectors. I always have that around. I don't need the other items.
Combined, my Harley's have over 120,000 miles. This has worked pretty well. No engine or tranny problems at all.
Last edited by SportyPig; Jun 10, 2012 at 03:59 PM.
Last Powerpack kit I bought I just ordered enough oil with it for another oil change since it was free shipping.Every other oil cnange I do the tranny and primary.
Can get 5 quart jug of Mobil-1 at Walmart for around $23. Gear oil $10. Put some Seafoam in the gas tank, that will take care of cleaning the injectors. I always have that around. I don't need the other items.
Combined, my Harley's have over 120,000 miles. This has worked pretty well. No engine or tranny problems at all.
I guess I should have said, It seems like a good deal for Redline oils.
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