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![]() I run the mid-grade myself. So it's only a 5% blend. -W "Tim" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks W. Yeah, cost isn't really any object on this. and that sounds good to me. OK, I guess i sshould have asked another question as well. will this engine be harmed by running the 89.5 octane (10% Ethanol) blend? or would you suggest running straight gasoline?(Usually 87 octane) E-85 is out of the question. Clams Canino wrote: Pennzoil Synthetic BLEND at Wal-Mart is about $11 a gallon and better than most "branded" outboard oils. It's all I use. And it WAY exceeds the specs for 70's and 80's outboards. -W "Tim" wrote in message ps.com... I'm about to get a 115 hp Evinrude v-4 from mid 70's vintatge. It had w new power head installed about 10 yrs ago and hasn't run but a season. I'm getting the motor cheap, I figure it might be worth stuffing back for my never ending quest for a 28 (+/-) ft. Pontoon boat. OK, so asking those with experience with these motors, which oil should be recommended? regular type two-cycle marine? Synthetic blend? or straight Synthetic? I realize engine oils and lubricants have vastly improved over the years, especially since this engine was born, and so I'm open for suggestions. I've *heard* that synthetics can be too thin and isn't recommended on older engines that have wider tolorances. But I don't know, thats why I'm asking. Thoughts on oils and brands? THANKS! Tim |
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