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By GSAX1
27 Dec 2006
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Very useful compilation of twin info.
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By GDPR removal 87768
05 Sep 2007
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Excellent, no nonsence article.
Why cant this sort of thing go into Jampot?
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By GDPR removal 96568
10 Oct 2007
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excellent helpfull information
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25 Jun 2008
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Well constructed, factual information. Thanks
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By sluggo
15 Mar 2009
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There is a misconception that multigrade oils such as 20/50 actually get heavier (higher viscosity) when hot. This is impossible physics. Compare the thickness of a 50 grade with hot 20/50. The oils are designed to simulate the heavier vicosity oil & give a higher pressure rating when hot & they do this remarkably well. A 20 grade oil cannot get any heavier.
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By Chris and Alex
14 Oct 2012
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Excellent well written article, very informative.
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