silverbullet wrote: Just bought a case of 12 litre bottles for a whisker over £50 trade
Will you drink that in one go .... ?
The definitive diff oil choice..
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Re: The definitive diff oil choice..
Will you drink that in one go .... ?
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Re: The definitive diff oil choice..
Enough for 3 sittings, I think.
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Re: The definitive diff oil choice..
anyone used swepco 201/203 if so any feedback as too its protective propertys 
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Re: The definitive diff oil choice..
Daryl at AA Transaxles in the states goes with the Swepco now the MT90 has been shown to not do the job; it's what the porsche boys use
I'll stick with the semisynthetic and regular changes advice, I've also seen a few damaged by "too good" an oil so I'm not convinced by the fully synthetic stuff
I'll stick with the semisynthetic and regular changes advice, I've also seen a few damaged by "too good" an oil so I'm not convinced by the fully synthetic stuff