I've used Motul products in my racing motorcycles for many years thier
considered a very high end product, should be just fine in a car, as far as in
the moto world there are a lot of people including me that think redline stuff
sucks and we all know there are a lot better synthetic oils besids mobile one
it is however better than any pertoleim based oil IMHO.


Mike Simmons
04' KTM 300 EXC
AMA/ Dist.36
D-H Cycles KTM/Suzuki/ Modesto
Motowerx, livermore Ca
http://www.ktm-parts.com

Are you suggesting use of a motorcycle oil in a car engine? Motorcycles
tend to have wet clutch that shares oil with the engine. As such,
motorcycle oils usually do not have the friction modifiers that an
automotive oil does. You can use a motorcycle oil in an automobile, but
what's the point when you consider the lack of friction modifiers.

"Simmonsmc" <simmonsmc (AT) aol (DOT) comnojunk> wrote

no i was not someone asked about motul products, they had never heard of them.


Mike Simmons
04' KTM 300 EXC
AMA/ Dist.36
D-H Cycles KTM/Suzuki/ Modesto
Motowerx, livermore Ca
http://www.ktm-parts.com