can i use syncro mesh?
05-17-2006, 05:16 PM
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Re: can i use syncro mesh? (EG93si)
what the expletive are you using 80/90wt fluid in your tranny in the first place? that puts a lot of stress on ****. its hard for the motor to turn a tranny filled with crisco.
05-17-2006, 05:26 PM
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(80w/90, formulated for lsd trannys) "you'll need to use 80w/90 wieght for your tranny since it has kazaa clutch type lsd" steve- hmotorsonline, i believe i have an idea on what im doing, i was just wondering since i dont want any grinds on my LSD tranny. please take with a grain of salt if not trying to insult me, good day.
anyone else have any input?
ps, running regular mtf in my trannys makes it sound like there isn't one bolt holding anything together in the front end, hence why i asked steve
anyone else have any input?
ps, running regular mtf in my trannys makes it sound like there isn't one bolt holding anything together in the front end, hence why i asked steve
05-17-2006, 05:51 PM
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I wouldn't do it blindly, Id figure out what the mix would do when its out of the tranny before you do it. I know the viscosity and wieght differences are arm lengths apart. . .or you could just wing it. . .nothing a honda tranny couldn't take right?
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