2blueseadoo
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Ok, I know this is talked about alot, but where do all of you! yes you! buy your two stroke oil from? Any suggestions?
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2 stroke oil
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Karl
Karl
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I've seen oil at wall mart called Quick Silver? it's a synthic oil and it says its made for sea-doo. Haven't used it yet but thinking about it next time I need oil. It was $10-15 cheaper then the sea doo oil.
Quick Silver......
Since the nearest Seadoo dealer is about an hour and a half from me, I had to look for other sources. Doing research, I had come across the Quick Silver oil. I buy it by the gallon at my local Walmart store. They have 3 different blends for the Seadoo Watercraft. They have mineral, synthetic blend and full synthetic..........I use the full synthetic. I've been using it for 2 seasons now. I read my plugs often and outside of one change on my low speed screws at the beginning of the season, they have come back nice and clean. Good burn..............so, for the price of a gallon of the Quick Silver verses the Seadoo..........I'll stick with the Quick Silver.
BTW, if you think you may want to burn this oil, be very careful not to purchase their TCW-3 oils.........they come in a gallon jug that is similar. Make sure by reading on the back label, "for use with Seadoo"......
If it did not meet the Seadoo requirements, I think we'd have seen a lawsuit by Bombardier by now....................:cheers:
Since the nearest Seadoo dealer is about an hour and a half from me, I had to look for other sources. Doing research, I had come across the Quick Silver oil. I buy it by the gallon at my local Walmart store. They have 3 different blends for the Seadoo Watercraft. They have mineral, synthetic blend and full synthetic..........I use the full synthetic. I've been using it for 2 seasons now. I read my plugs often and outside of one change on my low speed screws at the beginning of the season, they have come back nice and clean. Good burn..............so, for the price of a gallon of the Quick Silver verses the Seadoo..........I'll stick with the Quick Silver.
BTW, if you think you may want to burn this oil, be very careful not to purchase their TCW-3 oils.........they come in a gallon jug that is similar. Make sure by reading on the back label, "for use with Seadoo"......
If it did not meet the Seadoo requirements, I think we'd have seen a lawsuit by Bombardier by now....................:cheers:
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