Which Transmission Fluid?
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Re: (se93)
Hi Mark. It's doing great. Although I need to find out whats up with car. It's pulling to the left under accleration and then straight under coasting. There popping and clanging sounds coming from under the car. It's at the shop right now, I should know something in a couple days. Hopefully just a axle or bushing.
Maybe I should switch back to OEM. The few things I've heard about Redline kind of scares me.
Maybe I should switch back to OEM. The few things I've heard about Redline kind of scares me.
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Re: (RacingLude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RacingLude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thanks for the replies.
So having LSD doesn't change the type of fluid you use? </TD></TR></TABLE>
depends. gear type LSD's, no.
Clutch type LSD's need to have a special tranny fluid used.
So having LSD doesn't change the type of fluid you use? </TD></TR></TABLE>
depends. gear type LSD's, no.
Clutch type LSD's need to have a special tranny fluid used.
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Re: (InitialJRift)
Synchromesh it's far better than Honda MTF.
They sell it at AutoZones Penzoil Synchromesh MTF it's around $5 Qt
or you can buy it with the GM Synchromesh MTF label for $10 Qt.
I promise you won't be disappointed.
They sell it at AutoZones Penzoil Synchromesh MTF it's around $5 Qt
or you can buy it with the GM Synchromesh MTF label for $10 Qt.
I promise you won't be disappointed.
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Re: (Sephro)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sephro »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Synchromesh it's far better than Honda MTF.
They sell it at AutoZones Penzoil Synchromesh MTF it's around $5 Qt
or you can buy it with the GM Synchromesh MTF label for $10 Qt.
I promise you won't be disappointed. </TD></TR></TABLE>
need to try the synchromesh. grinds going into 5th, would be a quick fix until i do my tranny rebuild or source a type-s tranny
They sell it at AutoZones Penzoil Synchromesh MTF it's around $5 Qt
or you can buy it with the GM Synchromesh MTF label for $10 Qt.
I promise you won't be disappointed. </TD></TR></TABLE>
need to try the synchromesh. grinds going into 5th, would be a quick fix until i do my tranny rebuild or source a type-s tranny
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gm synchromesh is way better than oem and redline i tried both and i disagree oem is not better than gm synchromesh. i havent tried the gm friction modified type just the regular synchromesh. I did notice after a couple of road racing events its doesn feel as smooth but i still dont grind like i used to with redline and oem
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