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Swepco 201
Can anybody offer any comments with using Swepco 201 in the transmission. Any noticeable differences over the common gear lubes. My 1975 911 shifts great until the car heats up.
Eric 
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04-01-2002, 05:39 PM
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As I have been told many times before, do a search. Theres probably 3000 threads on it.
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You'll get an answer Eric....either with a search or from one of the numerous Swepco-devotees.
Which brings up another Swepco-related topic..... Before I put my '96 H-D FLHR (m/c) away for the Winter last November, I changed the tranny lube, thinking...."Why not try some Swepco in the notoriously clunky H-D box?" So I did, then put the dust cover on for her long nap. Today, Spring arrived in earnest, so I woke her up and went for a ride. Glorious....but what's so different now about this bike? Swepco transformed the Milwaukee 5-speed from a nasty, clunking rock-crusher, to buttery-smooth. Dare I say, *almost* like a Honsuzyamasaki.  Harley owners...try it this riding season. You can buy me a beer at Sturgis this summer as a "thank you".
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Doug? Do I detect mixed loyalty here? Or is this an air cooled conspiracy? Please tell me your favorite tattoo shop. I want the (early) 911S logo on my left bicep....probably wouldn't mean much to the Harley crowd at Sturgis next year...but if you go? Please post pics!
Hate to admit it, but I've heard Sturgis is an even better happening than Cambria.
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