January 31, 20197 yr Anyone know what is the difference between putoline nano trans gp and putoline light gear oil ?
January 31, 20197 yr 14 minutes ago, Markws80 said: Anyone know what is the difference between putoline nano trans gp and putoline light gear oil ? The nano trans gp has additives that make it last longer between changes and provide more protection[ so they say?] when a bikes clutch and gears are being thrashed to death... if you ride like the top 10 riders in the world then this may feel important to you ....if you are a club rider light gear oil is plenty good enough or 10w40 or 75w or ATF dexron lll Edited January 31, 20197 yr by oni nou
January 31, 20197 yr 2 hours ago, Markws80 said: Thanks the nano trans smell like the old EP90 ? That smell of the EP 90 is the chemical protectant to help prevent rusting/corrosion of any gears exposed from the oil over a period of time ie in storage etc.?It dont half pong too and the smell clings to your clothing.
January 31, 20197 yr I use nano trans now and will be sticking with it, I tried a few different gear oils in my 300 Evo and nano is by far the best so far, it really helps that clutch draggy issue when cold, i really don't have any now!
January 31, 20197 yr 7 hours ago, section swept said: That smell of the EP 90 is the chemical protectant to help prevent rusting/corrosion of any gears exposed from the oil over a period of time ie in storage etc.?It dont half pong too and the smell clings to your clothing. I had a job once where every month I would spend a week or two rebuilding axles and gearboxes for a car manufacturer that had been returned by their dealer network as faulty ( I worked at the importers) during those times I smelled of EP permanently despite many baths and showers!
January 31, 20197 yr 11 hours ago, Markws80 said: Anyone know what is the difference between putoline nano trans gp and putoline light gear oil ? About £10 a litre?
February 1, 20197 yr I heard the opposite, I heard the nano oil was suspected of causing clutch problems on the evo.
February 1, 20197 yr Fully synthetic oil more likely to cause clutch slip unless it has the correct modifiers added.
February 2, 20197 yr On 2/1/2019 at 12:59 AM, the dabster said: I heard the opposite, I heard the nano oil was suspected of causing clutch problems on the evo. As far as I know it's used by Beta UK and reccomended by them.
February 3, 20197 yr 1 hour ago, misscrabstick said: As far as I know it's used by Beta UK and reccomended by them. It's good to hear you're own personal experience is positive, that's the sort of info that helps fellow riders make decisions. I am confident I heard rumours from more than one source that nano oil was causing clutch problems on evos. Maybe someone that has experienced the problems alluded to can comment.
February 9, 20197 yr On 2/3/2019 at 12:14 AM, the dabster said: It's good to hear you're own personal experience is positive, that's the sort of info that helps fellow riders make decisions. I am confident I heard rumours from more than one source that nano oil was causing clutch problems on evos. Maybe someone that has experienced the problems alluded to can comment. I have had no problems myself, but that said I am a Novice level rider and it's not in my style to give the clutch a right big pasting up massive steps etc.
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