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i was wondering where you guys buy you shockproof from? and i was also wondering how much you guys are paying for it??
now for the clutch question. i have a hydrolic clutch and i'm getting ready to change all my fuild for the first time since i got the clutch install. i was just wondering if there is anything special with changing the trans fliud? or is it just like the stock clutch and just drain and fill??
i think one my last question before i go out and get my oil. should i get the v-twin trans oil with shockproof or just the heavy shockproof gear oil??
Get the regular....same thing no MC on the label. Same with the MTL & 20w50. BTW, a fill of shockproof heavy is good for at least 20,000 miles or 3 years. So, don't go crazy stocking up unless you are one of those iron butt guys.
Last edited by KBFXDLI; Mar 7, 2010 at 03:57 PM.
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