anyone know the fire point of redline oil

[2strokeforever]

i came across redline oil and found some ridiculous claims about how good it is but if i find real accurate data i may switch over from 927

heres some of it

A measurement
of the lower-end bearing indicated that Two-Stroke Racing Oil
provided less wear after 7 hours than racing castor or other
synthetics after only 45 minutes. Many kart racers report that they
can operate their engines at temperatures of 25°F greater than
when using racing castor or other synthetics, without fear of piston
sticking, enabling a considerable increase in power to be obtained.

http://www.redlineoil.com/content/files ... 20Info.pdf

http://www.redlineoil.com/content/files ... 20MSDS.pdf

if it has a higher fire point than castor why dont they list it???

so is it complete bs or do kart guys really prefer it over castor?

im not worried about deposits, looked at my cyl head and there was NO DEPOSITS OF ANY SORT ANYWHERE, it looked like a brand new head that was never ran with a thin film of oil over it cant get any cleaner than that can it?
but if its close to castor for fire point i might switch because of no seperating in the cold

[fastkart]

In my kart I run Blendzall Castor @ 32:1. Are synthetics better? Maybe. Will I change? Nah. Take a peek at this Wiseco. It didn't stick. After showing this same pic to reps from Redline, Amsoil and Lucas, they told me to stick with what I had.

[2strokeforever]

im mainly looking for something to use in the winter... fo far i think ill go with super m or other name brand synthetic

[caseyracing222]

All The 500 Guys I ride with swear by HP2 for anything Honda 2 stroke, I Use Bel Ray never had a problem and I run 50:1

[NightBiker07]

im mainly looking for something to use in the winter... fo far i think ill go with super m or other name brand synthetic

Klotz R-50 for winter