Hogsnot Oil?

[buddybr]

No matter how I add it up, I can't get much over about $70-$75 for a complete service (3 holes) for all the oils and filter using Mobil oils.

I wouldn't skimp on the oils in anything I own, it's like checking the yellow pages for a heart specialist that doesn't charge much.

Within reason, you usually get what you pay for even thou the oil is overpriced.

Glider,

Do you use the same Mobil oil in the crank case, primary and the transmission?
So far I've used HD Synthetic in my bikes.

 

[glider]

HD syn is a blend rather than a synthetic at the cost of a synthetic.

I use the Mobil 1 V Twin in the engine, Spectro platinum in the trans and the HD Formula+ in the primary.

 

[gunnut]

Getting back to cost cutting,which I am not interressted in for my bike,(car gets changed every yearish so it doesnt matter)because it is the realisation of my dream,I had to pay a total of $110.11 inclusive shipping for my REDLINE oils.Not totally happy with the price,but my bike is.
out of interest,how much are you all willing /paying for your loves life blood???

 

[Redfish-Joe]

Ya'll correct me if I am wrong. I read about the oil on their website and it said the oil was blended...not unlike Syn 3. Is it a true syn oil or a blended? My feeble eyesight may have missed something

Respects...Joe

 

[glider]

Ya'll correct me if I am wrong. I read about the oil on their website and it said the oil was blended...not unlike Syn 3. Is it a true syn oil or a blended? My feeble eyesight may have missed something

Respects...Joe

Looks like your feeble eye sight caught it. Looks to be about the same as Syn 3.

From the site...

"We have gone to great lengths to come up with custom blended oils that minimize the heat and friction that your motor generates."


HogSnot Performance Motorcycle Engine only 20w-50 oil contains friction modifiers that help maximize power and reduce wear. Some Motorcycle motor oils meet JASO MA standards for a high coefficient of friction. HogSnot does not! We know that friction is bad for the performance and life cycle of your engine. This MA rating used to be reserved for transmissions and wet clutches.

 

[porkchop]

Ya'll correct me if I am wrong. I read about the oil on their website and it said the oil was blended...not unlike Syn 3. Is it a true syn oil or a blended? My feeble eyesight may have missed something

Respects...Joe

I havnt seen anything that its claiming to be a syn blend or any thing, they are calling it a dino.

 

[Redfish-Joe]

I havnt seen anything that its claiming to be a syn blend or any thing, they are calling it a dino.

Not dising the company but looking at their comparison charts their oil rates as good or slightly better on the charts as full synthetic. Perhaps time will tell, but right now I kinda have a hard time getting my head around dino rating as good as full syn.

Respects...Joe

 

[porkchop]

Not dising the company but looking at their comparison charts their oil rates as good or slightly better on the charts as full synthetic. Perhaps time will tell, but right now I kinda have a hard time getting my head around dino rating as good as full syn.

Respects...Joe

yea i kinda know what you mean but at the same time it is very interesting about the proper friction part for the wet clutch and the engine not needing that part, it kinda makes sense.

 

[wildspirit97]

If anyone is interested or just curious like I was I used their contact page and asked these questions....................

1.) Where are you located?
2.) It's not clear to me is this a synthetic,semi-synthetic or dino oil?
3.) How long have you been in the business?
4.) How much is shipping?
5.) Is buying online the only option?

This was the reply I got today........

Matt,
Thank you for your interest in HogSnot lubricants.
In response to your email;
1.HogSnot is based in Michigan at 3175 Martin Rd, Commerce Twp, 48390
2.Hogsnot formulations are "dino" containing unique additives packages
blended for very specific applications.
3.While we have been working for over 2 years to bring our custom formula to
fruition, it has been produced and available for general sale to the public
For just over 4 months now.
4.Shipping obviously will vary based on your location. We do already have
some retailers and distributors as far away as New Mexico, Texas or even
Georgia.

Our new and improved website which will answer these questions and many more
is expected to be launched in just a few short weeks. Frankly, the response
to our product has exceeded our expectations and we are moving as fast as we
can to answer the demand.
Please, if you have the name of a local retailer where you might like to
find us, give us that info and we will work diligently to see that we get it
to you.
And also if you are interested in purchasing HogSnot now, respond to this
email with your location and product and quantity desired, someone will
respond to you with the appropriate info.

Rememeber; "Ain't nothin' slicker'n HogSnot."



Thank you,


Dewan Thornberry
El Presidente

HogSnot Lubricants Co. Intl

 

[porkchop]

I didnt think of asking any questions, Glad you did though. Sounds like this company might be on the up and up. Amsoil and spectro both started out some how the same way and now there well respected and known all over the country.( Im not a spokesman ) Dont get me wrong here just keeping an open mind.

Well I just read something else thats interesting. On a muscle car forum I stumbled on some guys that were talking about this hogsnot stuff and they are claiming that Amsoil is making the hogsnot and will soon be selling it as there own dino! Whats going on here?