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Recommended oil for my 1989 City Express
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Engine Oil DOMINATOR® Synthetic 2-Stroke Racing Oil |
This racing oil is loved by racing enthusiasts! This advanced blend of oils and additives protects from heat, pressure, and friction. Protect your racing engine with this made in the USA oil. Racing oils operate on a different level and relying on your racing engine is important. Get durability and protection that the professionals depend on. Have peace of mind when pushing your 1989 Honda City Express to the limit. |
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Engine Oil INTERCEPTOR® Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil |
Top performing 2-stroke oil and great performance on exhaust power valves. Has maximum detergent added to protect from sticky valves. This is a great replacement for manufacturer brand oils. Injector use or 50:1 premix. Awesome for snowmobiles, motorcycles, PWC, ATVs and jet boats. Amsoil is proudly made in the USA. |
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Treat your motorcycle right from the beginning and give it synthetic oil, especially for it and the type of riding you do. Each type of lubricant is carefully designed by chemists to make sure all of the oils and additives interact to the benefit of your vehicle, keeping it running smoothly.