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ULX110 Motor Oil Questions & Answers
4 questions from our users
robertasked
Do you have this oil for a BMW K1600 motor cycle? If so, where to buy please?
Thanks
1 answer
Yes as per manufacturer spec use ULX110 10w40
Find your nearest Stockist here
http://ulx110.com.au/store-locator/
Jordanasked
All of ULX110 oils are Group-II petroleum oils except their VW 5W30 504/507 oil which is stated as 'fully synthetic.' Has anyone used this any reports? Does anyone know if it's a Group III/IV/V based oil?
Regards
Jordan
1 answer
Sorry Jordan I have no idea as my product review was as a end user not a technical review Best leave this question on there Facebook page All the best
Many Lasked
What grade can I use on my Suzuki gsxr 750? It has 52 thousand ks on it now.
2 answers
Please check your owners manual for specific oil specs and visit your local SPRINT Auto dealer to get that same spec in the ULX flavour. Hope this helps
Fitzgerald Racing in Adelaide who race 2 Superbikes a Suzuki and a Yamaha use ULX110 10w40
LOBOasked
Will this product be safe to use in bf falcon have used nulon in most cars?
2 answers
Yes it is absolutely OK to use in your BF Falcon.
In Adelaide's south, there is a leading Ford High Performance Workshop.
Heinrich Performance the owner Bruce is a past V8 Supercar driver.
All this customer cars get ULX110 from Ford 6cyl Turbo's and V8's.
The workshop has been using ULX110 for over 6 years.
yes it will be ok to use in your falcon i use it in my g6e turbo and my ba 220kw ute an excellent oil for all my vehicles
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