okay quick qustion i need to know should i go back with genuine honda tranny fluid or is their something better out there becuase i know you cant run just anything in hondas

 

Stick with Honda OEM.

 

I personally use a 50/50 mix of Honda MTF and Pennzoil Synchromesh.

 

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i use 50/50 mix with honda mtf and royal purple synchromax

 

Honda MTF has never failed me. I use it in my S2000, I use it in my EM1, I used it in my D series civics, in my B series hatchboxes, I used it in my 158k mile DD GSR, my friends use it in their hondas...and they've ALL shifted like butter. Whether I road race the car, drag race the car, or DD the car on the highway, it works flawlessly. It's like $9 at the stealer. I get it for $0-$4 depending on who's working on the day of my visit.

I once used 10w-30 in an EF since it said in the manual that you could use it as a temp. replacement. It wasn't NEARLY as nice as the MTF. The MTF resists thickening in the winter, has a friction modifier for better synchro engagement, etc. It also just feels a LOT better than regular *** oil.

I dunno about all that synchromesh stuff...but I can't imagine it getting much better than just the plain old MTF.

 

the green bottle/white cap honda MTF is alot better I hear.

I'm going to change the tranny fluid in my EP this spring break and will let you guys know who it feels afterwards.

 

i work at honda and honda mtf is great but if you have grinds gm syncromesh fm works really good. but its like 17$ a bottle. pick it up at chevy/gm

 

^lolz wtf. gm sychromesh isn't 17bucks a bottle. i paid around 25bucks for 3 quarts from my dealer.

 

Pennzoil Synchronmesh is $6.99 @ AutoZone...if you can find one that carries it.