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Post Info TOPIC: Best oil for drz 400s ideas please and where to buy in Exeter


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Best oil for drz 400s ideas please and where to buy in Exeter


Full ester or double ester 10/40, 20/50 or 10/50
Last time I bought fuchs 10/50 online from opie oils at about £11 per liter.



-- Edited by Nige on Monday 14th of May 2012 09:45:33 PM

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Hi all advice wanted for engine oil ? Cheers

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Eddie on TT only recomends Silkolene pro 4 not cheap tho

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You are a lucky boy ...............

 

Rich T4 is away in the balkans at the moment otherwise you would have had more info than you would know what to do with wink



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LOL
silkolene is now fuchs I think

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Look out he's prob got his I phone!

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Use cheaper oil and change it regularly is another option.



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No need with top whack stuff if you're changing regularly, which should be the case in any event.

I've used Motul 5100 15w-50 in my dizzer for a couple of years now and it makes the gearbox as smooth as you like. Change every 1000 miles. At about £8 per litre its not too pricey.

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Its only a DRZ run it on chip oil biggrinbiggrin (expecting some grief from gruff)



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Good oil is £40-50 a gallon, cheap oil is £20- 25 so whats to gain if you change it twice as often?!! The evidence from engines that are run hard is that fully synthetic ester oil gives better protection and better gear changes. The straight cut gears and relatively high revving engine is hard on the chain molecules, fully synth ester oils stand up to this better. More changes of cheap oil may be a false economy. But don't listen to me read the 100's of threads on TT!!

 



-- Edited by devondan on Tuesday 15th of May 2012 07:18:18 PM

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You don`t get enough grief from me you muppet. I am also off Saturday, if you are free and you are no longer suffering from the sniffles. You`re a  bigger girl than Pearcy. biggrin



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hampsterracing wrote:

You are a lucky boy ...............

 

Rich T4 is away in the balkans at the moment otherwise you would have had more info than you would know what to do with wink


LOL - yep, your probably not wrong.wink

15W50 Silkolene Pro 4 (or equiv) if you really care for your baby.aww

10W40 Semi if you follow the manual.

I've had both in mine.



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