Red Line 40603 Two-Stroke Racing Oil - 16 Ounce

The ultimate in two-cycle performance, extreme cleanliness is achieved with this oil. It is popular in racing and daily applications such as motorcycles, marine vehicles, and snowmobile racing. Dyno testing has proven gains of 3-5% and more power over longer runs. Its high-temp stability prevents deposits on combustion chambers, exhaust ports, upper ring, and piston crown. It is suggested to use at a ratio of 50:1, but can be useful up to 100:1 depending on operating conditions.

The chemistry in Two-Cycle Kart Oil and Two-Stroke Race Oil is identical, with different labels. They contain ester base oils with the highest film strength and affinity for hot metal. This results in increased power and excellent scuff protection. These oils provide the lubricating qualities of castors while maintaining exceptional cleanliness. The low carbon residue dramatically reduces plug fouling and smoke. They are also compatible with reformulated fuels and can be used in both premix or injection systems.

Motor oil, derived from crude oil, is utilized to lubricate, clean, and cool engines. It comes in different types such as conventional, synthetic, diesel, bio-based, hybrid, and recycled oils. The viscosity of motor oil varies, and additives are often included during the refining process. The Society of Automotive Engineers created a numerical code system to grade motor oils based on viscosity. This oil is specifically for 2-stroke engines where total-loss lubrication is utilized. It is commonly used in motorcycles, lawn mowers, snowmobiles, marine outboard motors, and other small-engine devices.

This oil is a conventional motor oil refined from crude oil or petroleum products. It may or may not contain additives post-refining. Conventional motor oils are versatile and suitable for use in various modern vehicle engines. Racing oils, on the other hand, are specifically designed for high-compression vehicles used in motorsports competitions. They contain additives for increased engine horsepower and reduced friction on metal parts. It is important to note that many racing oils are not street legal and should not be used in conventional passenger vehicles. Always check the product label and your vehicle's specifications for proper usage.

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