Dex VI is also licensed and they still recommend that. SPIII and ATF +4 have very similar frictional properties and that's why I thought it odd they left it off. You are right that they probably want to direct people to their ATF+4.
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You are right that they probably want to direct people to their ATF+4.
That's pretty much it. You have to pay to license a product for ATF+4 and the end result is really only good for the ATF+3/ATF+4 spec. If you've already spent the money to get the label, you need to move enough product to make it worth while.
I myself much prefer the base and add-pack of MaxLife to any ATF+4 (except maybe Red Line).
You are right that they probably want to direct people to their ATF+4.
That's pretty much it. You have to pay to license a product for ATF+4 and the end result is really only good for the ATF+3/ATF+4 spec. If you've already spent the money to get the label, you need to move enough product to make it worth while.
I myself much prefer the base and add-pack of MaxLife to any ATF+4 (except maybe Red Line).
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