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Old 17-06-2022, 11:50 AM   #1
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Default Shell Helix HX8 grading

You would have seen the HX8 having a clearance sale. Been told it's a decent oil so picked up a few tubs. The labeling on the tubs were different, got them at different stores.

One has SL grading the other SN.

Hmmmm

When you read the back label, the SL tub mentions that it has been tested to SN specifications.

Are they the same or different? Can you use / mix the two together?





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