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The implications are that your oil stays thicker for longer. This is probably okay if you use a good oil and don't get on it until it is warmed up
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The implications are that your oil stays thicker for longer. This is probably okay if you use a good oil and don't get on it until it is warmed up but it also means your engine makes less power and uses more gas while the oil is thicker.
You need the Mocal Sandwich Plate- 20mm Thread MOC-SP1FT You just replace the plate you already have with the Mocal one. You might need fittings or adapters depending on what your current plate setup is. |
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