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Re: Westway Lubricants Ltd
« Reply #1 on: 16.07. 2018 20:40 »
G'day Roger.
I'd be asking them which of their products is safe for wet clutch application.
 It's good using a local product/company who spend most of their money locally as well.
I stick with Penrite and Nulon. They may cost a tad more but I know it's quality.
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Re: Westway Lubricants Ltd
« Reply #2 on: 16.07. 2018 21:37 »
Cheers Musky,
Good idea, I've just sent them a message asking that question. I'll post their reply here for others in the UK who may be interested.

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Re: Westway Lubricants Ltd
« Reply #3 on: 16.07. 2018 22:13 »
My message and the reply from Westway Lubrication Ltd. regarding the suitability of their oil for A7 and A10 primary chaincase.

So, sounds ok to me  *smile*

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Re: Westway Lubricants Ltd
« Reply #4 on: 17.07. 2018 09:28 »
Good one Roger.
My plunger is without the crank seal. So what I feed the motor gets into the primary and upsets the clutch.  SAE20 looks good for the primary.
Disclaimer: The man said so.
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Re: Westway Lubricants Ltd
« Reply #5 on: 17.07. 2018 21:22 »
Not tried Westway but I use Mannol Safari 20/50 for engine gearbox and primary.  I've also tried 10/40 semi-synth in the engine which also worked fine (little noisier perhaps).  This time, I experimented with a 50/50 mix of hypoid 80/90 and 20/50 in the gearbox/primary to see if I could eliminate some oil leaks.  All works fine except the oil still leaks.  On the whole, if you change every 1000m or so (engine), pretty much any decent 20/50 mineral will do.
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Re: Westway Lubricants Ltd
« Reply #6 on: 18.07. 2018 06:32 »
Follow up messages to and from Westway Lubrication Ltd.

If anyone has any special requirements they may be worth contacting.

The clutch manufacturer I referred to in my note is SRM.


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