race250r, on 18 March 2012 - 04:37 PM, said:

no i just know that at THAT level they will put whoevers label on the bottle that pays them the msot.

mcclain905, on 16 March 2012 - 04:25 PM, said:

For someone to make bold claims like this then call me a KEYBOARD WARRIOR you sure are doing the same thing..

Your claims that SRT15/40 helps with false neutrals on a PC bike is LUDACRIS. Even on a suzuki that has major issues with false neutrals, running SRT wont fix the false neutral issues they experiance. Next. Pro circuit runs full Hinson clutches and custom made tranmissions from a company in indianapolis indiana. They are also super finished. If they get a false neutral it's not from the oil rather it's from a broken tooth or hitting neutral.

As I said before they don't use srt15/40 in there bikes.

lolz this thread is still going on. >.<

Primal how am I a keyboard warrior? I will have him take pictures u idiot. 15w40 helps with allot more than just false nuetrals. Show u don't know anything.

mcclain905, on 19 March 2012 - 06:18 PM, said:

So you're going to show me pictures of 15w40 fixing more then false neutrals? Woot.. Calling me an idiot is so keyboard warrior! Same thing with typing "U" instead of typing "you". Claiming I don't know anything once again keyboard warrior! funny.  Well son. hope your friend's uncle's brother's friends' cousin's aunt's broth-in-law's brother can come up with these pictures of 15w40 solving false neutrals.. cause pictures of SRT in the P.C. trailer doesn't prove jack. You won't ever get pictures of them of them putting SRT in a bike!

everyone knows differnet brands of oil are different colors, clearly visibly by the naked eye 99% of the time.

hey primal, why don't you go learn something about anything and learn to rebuild an 11 that likes to grenade giving teh owner the worst set of mishaps evaaaaaaaar.  oh wait, nevermind.



my dad can beat up your dad. a friends uncles brothers cat's kitten told me so. so it has to be true.

Hey primal the son I may or may not have 10 years from now when i'm 30 will be faster than whatever child you may have over the next 10 years. BRAAAAAAAAAP. HAha

iggle, on 19 March 2012 - 07:27 PM, said:

Pretty ingenious bringing that up sunshine.. I'll give ya the award for that. Since you're 363 posts of pure analogical knowledge you must know everything and can take over the void of DK and my self..  Good luck!

dmm698, on 20 March 2012 - 05:09 AM, said:

Fastest doesn't mean he will win! Look at Stewart! Woot.. and why are you jumping onto this bandwagon?

l2sarcasm, good sir, primal.  

iggle, on 20 March 2012 - 09:01 AM, said:

Ya ya ya.. Sarcasm! Even though I have had two catastrophic engine failures in two different bikes does not mean It was because of me! ha.. The first one on the 07 was a major and well known issue that was 100% the fault of a manufacturing defect on the 2007s

the issue with my 2011 well that is just a . There was no indication as to why the big end of the bearing let go.

I've rebuilt several bikes and never had any problems other then the 2007s first issue it has never had a problem since and it has a shit ton o hours and preventive rebuilds.

How ever I go back to capn keyboard warrior getting all pissy over what his supposed pro wrencher friend told him.. and his absurd claim that kawis suffer from false neutrals and that SRT will prevent it... I've ridden 05-12 kx250fs running all sorts of oil and never had a false neutral. I have Hit neutral before and I've bent a shift fork causing 2nd gear to not engage[over jumping the double casing into the triple on laracco's leap with foot on shifter] but never had it in gear to have no power thus being a false neutral unless you call a fried clutch false neutral but I was running SRT15w40 when I fried the clutch so that debunks his claim hahaha..

Don't get me wrong I love SRT 15w40 only oil I run. How ever it's not a miracle oil. The point is that the oil in those PC bikes never get used any more then one ride. The oil is changed after each practice, race, qualifer ect.. Why on earth would they buy srt to put in the bike when maxima supplies them with oil that is as good if not better then srt? Not to mention PC only has to tell maxima what specifics of oil they want and they get it.. so they could for the most part have maxima completely recreate srt oil if they chose.

I have looked at multiple sites, about kx's having false neutral problems. I have found a few and in those mentions that they were told to change oils how ever it was with out prevail. It seems to me the false neutral problems are caused either from a broken, bent, or worn part. or from just piss poor shifting.
I know that Zooks are prone to this how ever the issue was caused by poor material used in the gear set resulting in pitting on the gear faces and warn/chipped dogs. Now, possibly using a different oil might somewhat prolong the wear due to it being able to keep oil film on the faces longer but still it will eventually start having the problem. But the point I'm making is that once it hits the point where it starts having false neutrals changing oils will not solve the problem. With that being said. The transmissions used in PC bikes are essential works of art with tolerances so tight that it pretty much can not go into a false neutral with out a broken part.
I have seen one of their transmissions, the super finishing and intricate oil grooving done on these trans you could practically run mineral oil in it and still keep enough of a film on the trans that it would be fine. Wish I was aloud to take pictures of it but that was a NO NO.. I even tried to get the company from indy to make me a set to no avail due to a no reproduce contract. 4k from PC is the only way...

Edited by grayracer513, 20 March 2012 - 04:54 PM.

Pr1malR8gw, on 20 March 2012 - 11:28 AM, said:

hah, i think everyone who has been on tt for a while knows the grenades weren't your fault, you got the back end of the stick on that 11 it seemed!. one thing would get fixed, even with dealer help and then somethgin else would cry for attention and want fixing. jsut bad luck, but you were alwyas able to fix it and help others out which is awesome. Pretty sure you helped me with some carb issues a while back also!

haha i jsut noticed the cad flag icon, nice ...

iggle, on 20 March 2012 - 12:08 PM, said:

Hahaha Ninja CAD lmfao.. Figured you would get a kick out of that..

I was figuring you were being sarcastic due to your others posts but had to put in my .002

I can't figure out what the dude mcclain's issue it.. Puffing his chest out over hearsay is absolutely retarded. But hey what ever if he feels it compensates for something lacking then good for him not hurting my feelings.. I just want to

Primal when did I ever say kawis had false nuetrals u idiot? Never! I said it helps with them on any bike

mcclain905, on 15 March 2012 - 04:48 PM, said:

mcclain905, on 16 March 2012 - 04:19 PM, said:

you claimed you run it, then you go on to say it helps with false neutral problems. This is a vague claim which would indicate that your bike had false neutrals and you were refering to kawasakis'

your second quote you indicate that PC uses it soley because it helps getting rid of false neutrals in there bikes.

Third. I have yet to find any references that srt 15w40 solved false neutral problems with any bike.. All of the cures where replacing broken parts or selling the bike.

I'm not disputing with you that SRT 15w40 is great oil. Only oil I use for that fact.. How ever you're claiming it's gods gift of oil and that is just not the case.