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(and sprock while you're at it..... he's making BS accusations..... see above... LOL) 
*as he reads back up the post list to try to figure out this chit* lol
I am trying ..you ask Kerri... she says om trying all the bloody time ..
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Never mind him Steve .................like hiz wheels he's a lil slow
O I saw the definately there bit ............just needed to ensure
that anyone else that reads your mumbles does not assume
it's not available just because you didn't find it on the Shell
Corporate Site
In fact I PM'd DeanO and the Twins to let them know about it
O I saw the definately there bit ............just needed to ensure
that anyone else that reads your mumbles does not assume
it's not available just because you didn't find it on the Shell
Corporate Site
In fact I PM'd DeanO and the Twins to let them know about it
Last edited by Sprock; Aug 29, 2009 at 09:52 PM.
No worries, steve...
I'll explain it.
I posted this at 10:18pm:
Then he goes off at 10:19 (one minute later) about how they have Rimula in the UK and I'm wrong... blah blah blah.
Then I told him to re-read the posts and times.... and to kiss my ***.
Which he should be kissing right about now....
I'll explain it.
I posted this at 10:18pm:
I originally thought Rimula also, sprock, as that is the big non N.A. brand. Website didn't list it as going to the UK, but it's definately there.
Then I told him to re-read the posts and times.... and to kiss my ***.
Which he should be kissing right about now....
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Oh I'm not arguing with you one bit .......you are right
I just had to make things somewhat more clear as to the fact it's very readily available
LINK TO ACTUAL UK PDF ON THE PRODUCT LINE IN THE UK & IRELAND
Funny thing is Shell HQ in Ireland is like a mile from the family homestead
Indiana you are going to injure yourself someday with all those smileys
You are like the Edward Scissorhands of Smileys........lol
I just had to make things somewhat more clear as to the fact it's very readily available
LINK TO ACTUAL UK PDF ON THE PRODUCT LINE IN THE UK & IRELAND
Funny thing is Shell HQ in Ireland is like a mile from the family homestead
Indiana you are going to injure yourself someday with all those smileys
You are like the Edward Scissorhands of Smileys........lol
Last edited by Sprock; Aug 29, 2009 at 10:22 PM.
:icon_dan ce-tap:
OK I will chill out on the smile's after this post I will let steve o rain, he's been here alot long than me.
Oh no...
I know you didn't just use his special couch for shenanigans...
That's ban stick worthy right there...
Put him in the penalty box, steve! Let him think about it for a few days....
I know you didn't just use his special couch for shenanigans...
That's ban stick worthy right there...
Put him in the penalty box, steve! Let him think about it for a few days....
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Just remember not all oils are the same.
Rotella in one country can be a completely different blend than Rotella in another.
Also you do now have to be wary of some Diesel Oils. Some of the latest Spec ones are now listed on the bottle or in Brochures as "Energy Saving"
This means it has friction modifiers.
Rotella in one country can be a completely different blend than Rotella in another.
Also you do now have to be wary of some Diesel Oils. Some of the latest Spec ones are now listed on the bottle or in Brochures as "Energy Saving"
This means it has friction modifiers.
I think Rotella T is only available in North America and is all the same as far as I know. I've never heard of different types of Rotella T.
Rimula is the overseas diesel stuff made by Shell. I'd be looking closely at the labels and spec sheets on it, though. Many different Rimulas with different additive packs.
Rimula is the overseas diesel stuff made by Shell. I'd be looking closely at the labels and spec sheets on it, though. Many different Rimulas with different additive packs.
Ok, I read this and now I'm a genius.
Great info though. I even found confirmation that I have a wet clutch!
But here's a real question that was brought up earlier. How much longer (percentagewise) is it safe to use synthetic? Any at all?
Great info though. I even found confirmation that I have a wet clutch!
But here's a real question that was brought up earlier. How much longer (percentagewise) is it safe to use synthetic? Any at all?
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Well its all as clear as mud now guys ... thanks for the explanation Dylan .
Mark , if Dylan's wheels are slow , we do not have tu worry , because as he had said allot , he's cornered the market on the WD unmentionable stuff
and Indiana ... you are in my sights for reckless smiley abuse .. a report to the SPC"S" has been forwarded ..
and you can have that old couch , its springs are shot anyway from me jumpin over the dam thing to hide from this lot ... and anyways.. my new one as yu may have seen, is the improved model with built in neon bull chit ready to goooo ..
...LOL
I use boring old car engine oil in my bike quite often ..with no exploding engine , no excess noises , no clutch slip ....nothin ... 
thanks for the explanation Dylan .Mark , if Dylan's wheels are slow , we do not have tu worry , because as he had said allot , he's cornered the market on the WD unmentionable stuff
and Indiana ... you are in my sights for reckless smiley abuse .. a report to the SPC"S" has been forwarded ..
and you can have that old couch , its springs are shot anyway from me jumpin over the dam thing to hide from this lot ... and anyways.. my new one as yu may have seen, is the improved model with built in neon bull chit ready to goooo .. ...LOLI use boring old car engine oil in my bike quite often
..with no exploding engine , no excess noises , no clutch slip ....nothin ...
