Motul Snowpower 2T Technosynthetic Oil
$13.99 - $59.99
Motul Snowpower 2T Technosynthetic Oil Item # 60108
Description
Features:
- Technosynthetic - Anti-Smoke
- Specially formulated for snowmobile with 2 stroke engines working under the most extreme weather conditions: polar cold
- Low pour point (-45°C) obtained by using a new synthetic base stock and a low amount of solvent that is the solution for easy start up at low temperature
- Reduces friction, wearing and increases engine life
- Meets JASO FC
- Standard API TC Low Smoke
Part Numbers for Motul Snowpower 2T Technosynthetic Oil
Comparison Chart
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| Model | Total 2T | Maxima Tundra 2T | Liqui Moly 2T | Ipone Snow Racing 2T | Motul Snowpower 2T |
| Price | Most affordable | Affordable | Affordable | Less affordable | Least affordable |
| Type | Mineral | Semi-Synthetic | Synthetic | Semi-Synthetic | Synthetic |
| Sizes | 500 mL, 946 mL, 4L | 1 L, 1 Gal | 1L, 4L | 1L, 4L, 4L+1L | 1L, 4L |
| Temperature Rating | -40°C | -45°C | -48°C | -45°C | -48°C |
| Anti-Smoke | 85% emission reduction |
"Low-smoke" formula |
Low smoke emissions |
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| Other Versions | 4T Synthetic | ||||
| JASO Standards | JASO FB, FC | JASO FD | JASO FD | JASO FD | JASO FD |
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Kodizzle from
Up to OEM specifications
I was looking for an oil with a lower flash point to reduce the amount of smoke my sled made while warming up.
After a bit of research I decided to try this oil, previously I have been running the factory Polaris oil in my 2010 Polaris widetrack lx with the 500cc car-berated engine.
I really can’t say I noticed much of a difference between the OEM oil,
It’s even very close in price per liter.
I run this machine pretty hard in temperatures down to -30 degrees Celsius and so far so good, haven’t fouled any plugs or damaged my engine.
Shipping was fast and free even though I live up near Whitehorse Yukon.
Date published: 2021-02-13