What a difference with 75w-90
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What a difference with 75w-90
Had been using Royal Purple 75W-90 for the tranny since the bike was new since a mechanic friend recommended it. Now that the bike is older with 40K , as an experiment,
I decided to go back to the Harley regular motor oil brand. I hated it.
The shifting was much harder and the bike was noiser and not as smooth. To check
that it was not my imagination I went back to the 75w-90 and wow the bike was a lot more
smoother.
I use the regular motor oil on the clutch but after this I think I am gonna use the Royal purple also
I decided to go back to the Harley regular motor oil brand. I hated it.
The shifting was much harder and the bike was noiser and not as smooth. To check
that it was not my imagination I went back to the 75w-90 and wow the bike was a lot more
smoother.
I use the regular motor oil on the clutch but after this I think I am gonna use the Royal purple also
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I have been using the Golden Spectro 6 for the trans and after all the reading on here decided to try the Shockproof Heavy in my tranny. IMO it is not nearly as good as the Spectro, in fact, not as good as Lucas Synthetic 75W90 gear oil. As soon as I find someone with the Spectro in stock I will be going back to it.
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I have been using the Golden Spectro 6 for the trans and after all the reading on here decided to try the Shockproof Heavy in my tranny. IMO it is not nearly as good as the Spectro, in fact, not as good as Lucas Synthetic 75W90 gear oil. As soon as I find someone with the Spectro in stock I will be going back to it.
Heard that the lucas products especialy the "oil stablizer" was not all that is purported to be.
I used Royal Purple 20/50 years ago before it became popular and always thought that it was quite thin.
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