Singel grade oil.

[HARLEYMAN53]

I am wondering if Texaco Ursa super LA 50 is recommended in your opinion to use in a Pan head engine?
http://www.prista-oil.com/files/product ... 1-1160.PDF" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.texacobaltic.eu/en/products/ ... rades.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It is in European standard (ACEA)

//HM

[1950Panhead]

Panheads originally used 60 wt oil.
Is there a source for 60 wt oil in Sweden?
If you cannot find 60 wt use 50 wt.
Jerry

[Schwee]

Back when HD-105 was available, I thought it was 70 wt.

[Huck]

Donny Smith seems to do allot of homework on this. Short story is to shy away from SJ oil, but if options are slim….
I'm sure you'll find allot of opinions on this topic.
I thought this was a good read, check it out.


http://www.harley-performance.com/harle ... ation.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[HARLEYMAN53]

I´ve also read some old posts about oil and i an thinking of running synthetic 20/50 i my rebuilt Pan. I am at the moment running Pennz oil 20/50. Any of you have any experience of syn oil in Vintage twins?
//HM

[kitabel]

105 SUS = 50 SAE

[Cotten]

Texaco Ursa was traditionally the same as Shell Rotella T,
and I bought it by the 5 gallon pail.

....Cotten

[HARLEYMAN53]

Texaco Ursa was traditionally the same as Shell Rotella T,
and I bought it by the 5 gallon pail.

....Cotten

Thanks cotten! I am going to by 6,6043 gallons for about 132,86$

[TimmyV]

WOW... that is alot of oil...does your Pan leak it out that badly ? LOL.

[HARLEYMAN53]

WOW... that is alot of oil...does your Pan leak it out that badly ? LOL.

No man, i just change it often!