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I would opt for the Sport Ester as opposed to the 300v. A Motul rep explained it to me as 300v does not have the additives for long term use
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I would opt for the Sport Ester as opposed to the 300v. A Motul rep explained it to me as 300v does not have the additives for long term use in a street car. Sport Ester is a very similar formula to 300v with those additives present. I don't have any literature to back those claims up, just what I was told so take it with a grain of salt. That said the relative costs of each make me tend to believe them.
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