Polaris Predator 90 oils

[Firewalker]

Hi:

Just acquired a 2003 predator 90 and bought some Polaris injection oil (VES) and gear oil (AGL) from the dealer to the tune of $15 per quart for each type. Anyone know of more reasonably priced alternatives??

Thanks,

Rick

[oxidized_black]

i would stay with the manufacturers oils myself, thats not out of line money wise really ...

[keithert]

Out of curiosity what did you pay for it? I'm looking for something similar.

[Firewalker]

Keithert:

Sorry for the delayed reply. I couldn't log on to this site for a month. Didn't buy it, my daughter and her husband gave us the predator 90 and a 2001 Bombardier DS650. The DS650 is REEEaly fast.

[Firewalker]

Oxidized-Black:

Sorry for the late reply I kept trying to log on for about a month and couldn't get through. Thanks for the Oils info. I guess I'll just "bite the bullet" when the time comes to replenish the fluids. My daughter and her husband had a problem with this quad for awhile before they gave it to me....wouldn,t start with the starter button. I finally figured out that the brake switch was bad. Replaced it and the quad starts fine with the starter button.

[oxidized_black]

nicely done !!!

you will have a blast with the 650 !!

[hangingon]

I had the E-ton 90 which runs the same motor as Polairs my daughters was a two stroke. If yours is a 2 stroke & thats what it sounds like based on your post injection oil. The oil your talking about it will last a very long time. I ran Yamalube in my daughters it had the oil tank under the seat for the 2 stroke oil. I don't remember but think I paid 19.00 for the oil from the shop I bought the quad at but it was more than a qt. I think. My daughter out grew the quad before I went thru the bottle of Yamalube. She rode it for over a year and I only added oil 1 time to the tank.

[Firewalker]

Hangingon:

Yes my Predator is a two stroke,and has the oil tank under the seat. The 7 y.o. & 6 y.o. grandsons had a blast driving the quad.

[hangingon]

My daughter was 11 when we got her the e-ton 90. I wanted to get her a bigger quad because she is tall but when we were shopping the dealer said by law and her age a 90cc was the biggest quad they could sale us. At 7 & 6 it should last them for a long time. My daughter is 13 now and she has been riding my Kawasaki 650 prairie for little over 2 years. I turned the screw in so she only had about a 1/4 of throttle.