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hows it different to a yellow one (aside the colour)
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It's a softer compound apparently designed for diesels - supposed to reduce vibrations compared to their normal yellow one for petrols
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yeah I putting a red one in mine...
friend has a yellow one on her xud and its deafening inside at idle
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Obviously mines the yellow petrol one...because i drive a petrol....but i highly recommend them! Barely any increase in vibration and gear changes are much much smoother. Best of both worlds imo!
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Thanks guys. I've got one and going to fit it at the weekend, it's got to be better than my current one which is very worn! Will report how it goes.
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