redline MTL or superlight shockproof oil
has anyone experimented with the redline superlight shock proof gear oil in their B-series hydro trans?
http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=42&pcid=8
just wondering if anyone had and good success with is compared to MTL? i'm using MTL right now and its almost time to change it....just wondering if i should just continue to use the proven MTL or try out the superlight shockproof stuff.
its going into a GSR gearbox with quaife LSD pushing 400HP+ out of it...no issues with the gear box at this time.
any comments?
http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=42&pcid=8
just wondering if anyone had and good success with is compared to MTL? i'm using MTL right now and its almost time to change it....just wondering if i should just continue to use the proven MTL or try out the superlight shockproof stuff.
its going into a GSR gearbox with quaife LSD pushing 400HP+ out of it...no issues with the gear box at this time.
any comments?
Im using motul gear 300 in mine and i love it, gear box has over 200,000 miles on it. 1000 miles on the motul and its ****ing great. smooth with my twm short shifter.
Redline MTL is known to slowly dissolve the plastic bearing cages.
Since locals stopped using it per my suggestion, I've been replacing a lot fewer ISB's. Lucky 92+ B's use mostly metal cages, but not for all the bearings!
Torco RTF if you can find it, but it is not cheap @ $20 USD a liter.
Since locals stopped using it per my suggestion, I've been replacing a lot fewer ISB's. Lucky 92+ B's use mostly metal cages, but not for all the bearings!
Torco RTF if you can find it, but it is not cheap @ $20 USD a liter.
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Michael Delaney
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