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As well as getting the oil cooler and radiator upgraded, I decided it was a good time to get all of the lubricants changed at the same time.
On the Subaru, normally you need to change the gearbox and differential oil at 30,000 miles so I just changed it early to save any hassle. Also normally the oil is every 10,000 as due to the increased performance I have decided to change it every 3000 - 4000 miles as it really does take a pounding under full load.
So I used the following oils in the service:
Silkolene Pro-S 10W 50
Silkolene Gear 90 LS
Silkolene Silktran Syn 5 Race 75W-90
Silkolene Eskimo Antifreeze
The timing belt was changed with the new engine so thirst service pretty much brings everything up to date, especially the 30,000 mile items.
The only thing left to do is fill it with petrol and enjoy!
On the Subaru, normally you need to change the gearbox and differential oil at 30,000 miles so I just changed it early to save any hassle. Also normally the oil is every 10,000 as due to the increased performance I have decided to change it every 3000 - 4000 miles as it really does take a pounding under full load.
So I used the following oils in the service:
Silkolene Pro-S 10W 50
Silkolene Gear 90 LS
Silkolene Silktran Syn 5 Race 75W-90
Silkolene Eskimo Antifreeze
The timing belt was changed with the new engine so thirst service pretty much brings everything up to date, especially the 30,000 mile items.
The only thing left to do is fill it with petrol and enjoy!
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