I would say I'm fortunate enough to live in an area where I have a local supplier for both Spectro and Bel-Ray. The Spectro dealer doesn't have the tranny oil in stock at this time (it's on order now as another customer came in asking for it) and the Bel-Ray dealer doesn't have 20W-50 in stock.
If you had to pick; which one would it be?
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I have always used spectro in my rice burners and always had good luck with it, although, when i couldn't find it i did use bel ray. luckily, i have a ready supply of both of these at chapperral cycle in san berdino. and at next oil change i am gonna change to all synthetic. and take samples and send to robert. who is gonna have to pm me so i know where to send them.
I like the Spectro 6 speed oil but hard to get for me. Made for quite and smooth shifting.
Or maybe it was my talent that made the oil seem good. hhhhmmmmmmmm
Spectro or Bel-Ray 
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