Magnatech GTX is designed for mutivalve engines ie very tight tollerances - i
suspect it might get comsumed by most L series engines especially after a few
thousand k's. You can try it and see if yout engine likes it as it wont hurt
your engine unless it runs low.
terry
> What about GTX MAGNATECH... It's reeeallly good for your engine man.. Like,
> it stops PAAIIIINNN & SUFFERING.... :)
>
> Personally, How do they get the oil to be magnetic without putting
> magnetised metallic particles in it?
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> Heather
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> Subject: RE: coolant and oil
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> In an L16 (any na L series) it's hard to go past Castrol products (I'm
> biased as they gave me some sponsorship $ 25 yrs ago) but GTX2 and anti
> freeze anti boil are hard workers in a Datto.
>
> terry (the enforcer of the ACT)
>
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> Sent: Thursday, 27 July 2000 10:54 AM
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> Subject: coolant and oil
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>
> Oz Datters,
> I need advice on the coolant ratios I should use in the 1600? It has no
> heater. Also knowing that the engine is still original what is the best oil
> to run?
> Thanx
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