Since an ATV has a wet clutch and the motor and transmission

>>17368094
For fucks sake no.

Why? It's not like real ATV oil is even expensive. Wal-Mart has it for like $4 a quart, Valvoline even

Yes, this works 100%. It's works so well in fact, you should go do it right now. Your ATV will thank you for it

I can't possibly fathom anything wrong with this, it's foolproof.

Not sure if this is a serious question, but just in case: when putting oil in a wet clutch engine, either use dino oil or synthetic oil with a JASO MA/2 rating, which means there are no lubricants. Car synthetic or semi-synthetic might make the clutch slip.

>>17368094
yeah, I run it in my dirt bike clutch, lets the clutch stay nice and cool, almost has a better bite as well

What makes you inbred pieces of shit think the piston going up and down in a Moro or atv is different and needs different lubrication than a piston going up and down in ant other engine???

Goddamnit just get halfway close to the right viscosity and anything will work in anything.

Morons..They're all made from the same metals

Beyond that it's marketing for idiots like you. Oil is oil. It lubricates.

>>17368094
Your clutch will slip to fuck you need something without friction modifiers unless your manual calls for it for some reason, you probably need a 10w40 motorcycle oil.

And you fuckstick who can't understand that a wet clutch wants oil to lubricate it,learn something from this post.

Yes I'm mad.if this is bait you've stooped too low.

FUCK YOU, OP.