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From what I can make out the only difference between fb and fd is in the levels of detergent , there appears to be no difference in the lubrication qualities.

 

JASO Oil Specifications - oilspecifications.org

 

Bob

 

Amateur source that; for starters FB is a mineral base, FC and FD semi/full synth.

 

This thread is becoming :banghead::banghead::banghead:

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The JASO standard is not a sole indication of oil quality.

There are oils that I would not use which conform to FD, and other much better oils with a lower FC rating.

 

Best to stick with a well known brand such as Rock, Stihl, Huskie or Aspen.

 

Redline is not well known in this industry. It may well be fine but I doubt its any better than the above 4 which are perfectly good enough.

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Maybe so Barrie, but the manual specifically states jaso fb oils are to be used at 33:1. If the manual says it must be done, then rules must be followed to maintain warranty!

 

Also, the manual states ethanol content must be <10%. So aspen or motomix are the only fuels that are widely available that comply with the requirements.

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