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TOPIC: Re:Lucas Oil Treaatment
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Lucas Oil Treaatment 2 Years ago
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Does anyone have any experience with using Lucas Oil treatment in a RoadStar? While at the auto parts store, I picked up a bottle and read the label and it said it was okay in motorcycle with wet clutches up to 10% of the oil capacity.
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Re:Lucas Oil Treaatment 2 Years ago
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I am wondering what you hope to gain by adding that to your oil..?? I switched to mobil v-twin synthetic and i am happy with it as it is.. alot of folks here frown on adding anything to the oil.. lets see what some of the others have to say about this..
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Re:Lucas Oil Treaatment 2 Years ago
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I have been a gigantic Lucas oil fan. I have used it in my bike...... Both the Lucas oil and the additive. In both cases i wished I had just skipped it and went Mobil one Or Amsoil 20 W 50. That's what you need and that's all you need in there. I 'Flush' with 6 ozs of Seafoam just before an oil change, i put it in, ride 10 miles or so, zip in the shop and drain. Idea flush.
I think lucas coats the clutch plates too much. Seafoam will wash it off though.
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Re:Lucas Oil Treaatment 2 Years ago
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Grizzly4444 wrote:
I'm considering using Lucas Oil Treatment as a flushing agent before I add new oil to the engine. Don't know if this is a waste of time and $$$$$ .....will wait and see what the rest of fellas think.
Lucas is definitely not a flushing agent. You ever seen that stuff !
It's like honey. It's purpose is to adhere to and coat parts, could quiet
down some noisy engines. Probably good in summer in hot climes as it's a
viscosity builder, not sure about it's effect on wet clutches though.
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Re:Lucas Oil Treaatment 2 Years ago
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+1on what curt said. You really don't need any additives.
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Re:Lucas Oil Treaatment 2 Years ago
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I agree with not really needing it in your scoot. I use it my Pete, 550 hp cat with over a million miles and firmly beleive in it there, but, I will not use it in my personal vehicles. I don't think it would hurt anything, but, it is not needed. That is just my opinion, and it is probably not worth .02. MM
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Re:Lucas Oil Treaatment 2 Years ago
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Thanks for the input fellas...........will flush the idea of using Lucas as a flushing agent right down the crapper.........thanks again. 
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