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Old 09-01-2015, 10:01 AM
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I like the 1 cal spray personally.
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Old 09-01-2015, 10:17 AM
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Do you not find that a little bit viscous , what is it's. ISO rating , sod the cals it's what tastes good.

Rape seed oil has a nice nutty flavour and is visco static.

Now caster oil is seriously good stuff, visco static and often found used in many rotary and radial engines , like the Gnome and Bentley.
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Has anyone tried cod liver oil?
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Nasty smell from the exhaust, following wind and it gets you in the throat.
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I use a chilli oil. It has an endorphin release and gives me +20bhp
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I've heard that can lead to a leaky, burnt exhaust?
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Originally Posted by GreenmanS2000
I've heard that can lead to a leaky, burnt exhaust?
Only if you use the Dorset Naga variety
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I prefer chilli infused oil for extra kick!
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Baby oil
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You need to press a lot of babies to get 4.0 litres though.
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