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Synthetic SAE 75W-140 V-Twin Gear Oil
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Synthetic SAE 75W-140 V-Twin Gear Oil

Lucas Synthetic SAE 75W-140 V-Twin Gear Oil is blended with the highest quality synthetic base oils and a Lucas synthetic additive package that makes it superior to any other motorcycle gear oil. Expect a cool quiet performance with minimum wear and minimum drag. Stands up to high horse power and high temperatures. Designed especially for V-Twins but excellent for use in any heavy duty or high performance transmission.

Key Benefits

  • Blended with high quality synthetic base oils
  • Cools & quiets with minimum wear and drag
  • Stands up to high horse power and high temperatures
  • Designed for V-Twins also for any high performance transmission

Packaging

Product # Size Weight SDS
#10791 1 Quart (Case of 6) 13 lbs Safety Data Sheet
#18044 6 Gallon Bag in a Box 46 lbs Safety Data Sheet

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It helped my 2003 Mazda MPV van perform better.

Came to your site and found out about Complete Engine Treatment, so I got some of that too!! It helped my 2003 Mazda MPV van perform better. Thanks much.
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I would recommend Lucas products to anyone with a diesel…

I have been using Lucas products in my 2001 Ford diesel since new with much success, it has over 250000 miles and going strong. I would recommend Lucas products to anyone with a diesel.
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Lucas hi-mileage stabilizer IMMEDIATELY quieted engine

2003 F150 5.4L Triton 3-valve. Timing chain, guides and cover had disintegrated at about 280,000 and constant oil leakage. Put new chain, guides, oil strainer, pick-up tube etc and drove to 345,000 using 20w50 and losing about 2 quarts a month. Noisy upon start-up which I understand is typical for these Tritons plus lifters made constant noise. Was about to install a new/used motor when I figured what the heck try a bottle of Lucas hi-mileage stabilizer. IMMEDIATELY quieted engine and after adding another bottle a week later, engine is running QUIETLY!!! leaks less too. Have installed new coil packs and I think this 5.4 might just make it to 500,000!! I also added 1qt to the tranny...shifts smoother.

In 2 days my steering is back to normal. Honest.

My '06 Ford Freestar was gradually getting harder to steer. No leaks and a tight belt so no slipping. I emptied as much fluid as I could and added a bottle of Lucas Power Steering Fluid and Conditioner which the bottle says eliminates hard spots.. in 2 days my steering is back to normal. Honest. It worked for me and its been 3 wks now. A garage near me gave me a price of $569.00 for a new rack installed. I lucked out. For $10.00 a bottle it was worth a try. I'm very happy.
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