Interceptor 2-cycle Snowmobile Oil,excellent In Snowmobiles,pwc, Atv's, on 2040-parts.com
Neosho, Wisconsin, US
AMSOIL Interceptor Synthetic 2 Cycle Oil is engineered specially for power sports applications and those engines equipped with exhaust power valves. It is recommended for all types of recreational equipment. Extensive research and testing, including a full snowmobiling season in the severe conditions of the Rocky Mountains, has proven that Interceptor virtually eliminates deposits that cause exhaust power valve sticking and ring sticking. Excellent in snowmobiles, motorcycles, PWC, ATVs and jet boats.
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