I've noticed there are all sorts of companies making LSD oils for LSD trannies such as http://www.passwordjdm.com/pro...D=367. Just wondering if Honda MTF is sufficient enough for LSD trannies?

 

I think the Kazz LSD requires a special oil. I think it varies by manufacturer. Did you look it up?


Modified by mkazm83 at 7:09 PM 3/11/2006

 

I use Honda MTF with my M2B4 and I havnt had any problems. I hope Im not messing up my tranny.

 

ya, i gotta M2B4 also and i was just wondering if i'm using the right fluids.

 

Think about it. Honda transmission, Honda transmission fluid. Sounds like it should work fine...

 

^ Would it be any different with Kaaz or Quaife?

 

aftermarket differentials require aftermarket transmission fluid. the bad part about that is a tin of kaaz diff fluid costs you about ~40 bucks

edit: and you'll be fine using honda mtf on your m2b4. honda mtf is the shiznitz

 

so what would this mean for a 92 civic ex/si tranny w/ obx lsd?

 

i have been using GM sychromesh with my m2b4 for a few months now. no problems.
i made sure to get the "friction modified" one

 

you ONLY need special additives for clutch type LSDs, like KAAZ..

Gear (quaife/obx/oem honda LSD and NON LSD) differentials just use standard MTL Same with honda's viscous LSD.

 

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Gear (quaife/obx/oem honda LSD and NON LSD) differentials just use standard MTL Same with honda's viscous LSD.</TD></TR></TABLE>

cool, thanx for the input guys