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From: Norman, OK
Originally Posted by Nathane
WD40 is NOT a penitrating oil, or effective luberciant... U wouldnt have broken them off if you had done nothing to them.
PB is the best stuff out there for this type of work... High flashpoint, and low residue... Just do it...
~Nate
PB is the best stuff out there for this type of work... High flashpoint, and low residue... Just do it...
~Nate
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From: Eau Claire, WI
That may be true, but what I'm saying is that 9 times out of 10, PB has worked much better for me as a penitrating oil.
It's not a lube, but it's a better penitrating oil then wd can ever be.
WD-40's a water displacing agent, that happens to work as a lube, light pentrating oil, and cleaner (pb's good, but it has a smell)
PB is more specified, WD works OK on more stuff
~Nate
It's not a lube, but it's a better penitrating oil then wd can ever be.
WD-40's a water displacing agent, that happens to work as a lube, light pentrating oil, and cleaner (pb's good, but it has a smell)
PB is more specified, WD works OK on more stuff
~Nate
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the motor as a whole has smoothed out since installing the new exhaust. it seems to pull a little higher than it used to, and i have no problems spinning 35" tires in 1st. for me, yes it was worth it because my old exhaust was kinda sacked. my seat of my pants dyno feels like there is a little more grunt down low + the added smoothness...but i wouldn't consider it a huge jump in the power department.
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