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Yamalube 2S or 2R?
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[QUOTE="Rich Rohrich, post: 281087, member: 16241"] Mineral based injector oils usually have a different dilutent makeup. Basically they have to control the pour point to keep the paraffin content of the oil from compromising injector flow at lower temperatures. Lower priced oils tend to have have higher paraffin contents and need greater volumes of dilutent to control low temp flow. This isn't to say 2R can't be used in an injector, it's more a case of consideration for these issues may not have been specifically addressed during the design phase. I ran 2R in road race bikes for years and was always very pleased with the results. [/QUOTE]
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