Silkolene Pro Boost?
15 March 2005, 09:35 PM
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Silkolene Pro Boost?
I usually go for either Millers or NF, but I've run out and don't have time to go to the place where I usually get the Millers from. So, seeing as I'm picking up some brake components tomorrow from my local motorsport shop, where I know they sell Silkolene PB. I just wondered if is it any good??
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15 March 2005, 10:43 PM
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What with talking about the price of alloy bonnets, intercoolers, the price of cheese etc etc, I forgot LOL
Just thought that seeing as I'm going to be at RSM tomorrow, I might as well (if its any good obviously) pick up a couple tins whilst I'm there.
Just thought that seeing as I'm going to be at RSM tomorrow, I might as well (if its any good obviously) pick up a couple tins whilst I'm there.
16 March 2005, 08:48 AM
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Just ordered 10 bottles of Millers from Camskill for £38 delivered which seems pretty good. Not sure how quickly they deliver though...
Originally Posted by Jay_bee
I usually go for either Millers or NF, but I've run out and don't have time to go to the place where I usually get the Millers from. So, seeing as I'm picking up some brake components tomorrow from my local motorsport shop, where I know they sell Silkolene PB. I just wondered if is it any good??
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16 March 2005, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by pwhittle
Just ordered 10 bottles of Millers from Camskill for £38 delivered which seems pretty good. Not sure how quickly they deliver though...
I paid 10 quid less than that but collected it. Only use it now and again in my 03 STi PPP but it has a positive effect on the Knocklink activity which is only greens anyway - with the Millers even the green is rare.
I tried Silkolene - nowhere near as good!
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