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Mar 11, 2010 | 01:18 PM

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jlkansascity

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Originally Posted by aresk3b,Mar 9 2010, 07:57 PM

hehehe

En teoria con el calor que hace aqui en PR seria bueno tener en el diff un aceitito mas espeso like 110-114. he leido que hay par de gente en los foros de EEUU que le hechan el 75-140 de amsoil, pero creo q es una exageración.

AMSOIL hace un 75W-140 aceite de engranajes, se puede ver en este enlace. AMSOIL también tiene catálogos disponibles en español. Si quieres una, sólo de correo electrónico y me puede conseguir uno enviado. También puedo ayudar con el envío a PR. Amsoil Gear Oil
http://bit.ly/AmsoilGearOil75W140

Perdonen mi español, estoy utilizando el traductor de Google en translate.google.com.

JL

Mar 11, 2010 | 02:06 PM

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aresk3b

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Originally Posted by jlkansascity,Mar 11 2010, 02:18 PM

Hey your spanish speaking effort is kindly appreciated but you can speak in English.

I've been looking locally and big autostores do not carry amsoil.
I found a local speed shop and he carries amsoil but he doesn't have severe 75w-110 (yellow cap bottle)which would be excellent for our driving condition.

Here in PR we do not have winter season, and temperatures are really high. In summer they can hit 90+, and asphalt can be more hot than that.

So I was looking for something around 100 SAE that would eventually shear down to 90ish sae