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So I did a oil change on my 04 Lakota today I usually use Kawasaki 10w40 synthetic but I used the last of it on my KLX230 So I had about 6 quarts of Amsoil 0W40 4 stroke power sport synthetic oil in my basement and figured ill use this .Well all I can say is this oil is excellent its good for all weather extremes cold and hot I always thought 0 was only good for extreme cold but from Ansoil it says both cold and hot extreme climate and replaces 10-W40 ,So anywY quad is running smoother cooler engine to the touch shifts so much better Can this be just from oil and when I say that I know how important oil is to our machines but wow what a difference in the way this quad moves now Well I guess this is my new go to oil I always heard Amsoil was good but never used it I can deff say its good oil for my machine wY bettr then Kawasaki synthetic 10w-40 that I was using   

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