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Recommended oil for my 2014 75 Optimax (2-stroke 3 Cyl. 92.9ci.)
| Product Name | Product Description | Capacities | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Oil HP Marine Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil |
Great for Evinrude® E-TEC™ factory-lean setting (this replaces the Evinrude XD100™ 2-Cycle Oil). Superior performance as an injection oil or at 50:1 pre-mix. Prevents deposits, shields against wear and tear, low smoke, fights rust and has minimum aquatic toxicity. Made in the USA! | Capacity 4.99 Quarts |
HPMQT-EA
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| Engine Oil Synthetic 2-Stroke Injector Oil |
Our synthetic 2-stroke injector oil will minimize wear and tear and protect the life of your engine. Protect your engine with this lube which has reliable film strength, protecting piston scuffing and bearing damage. Made in the USA! | Capacity 4.99 Quarts |
AIOQT-EA
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| Gear Lube AMSOIL Synthetic Marine Gear Lube 75W-90 |
Fantastic performance for gears and awesome protection from shock loading. Fights foam and keeps extreme pressure standards even when contamination reaches 10% from water. Great lube for V-drives, bow/tunnel thrusters, lower units, sterndrives, and transmissions. Also great for ATVs. Made in USA. |
AGMPK-EA
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Synthetic oil allows you to go longer between oil changes. This means less oil is deposited back into the environment – it also burns cleaner, lessening emissions. Recycling helps, but less is always more.
