Thinking about using this since i heard it helps when u have light 3rd gear high rpm grind.

 

no more 3rd gear grinds.

 

it's not even $15 for 2 quarts, why are you asking this question. go to suto zone and look for a yellow bottle (PENNZOIL)

 

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Penzoil yellow bottle = plain syncromesh

uber expensive non-cylindrical GM bottle = syncromesh friction modified.

Different fluids.

 

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Penzoil yellow bottle = plain syncromesh

uber expensive non-cylindrical GM bottle = syncromesh friction modified.

Different fluids.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I use friction modified and It will put a band-aid on all of your grinding gears as long as they're not shot all to hell..

IMHO it's well worth the $9 per quart.

 

been using synchromesh for years now.

 

I've been using Penzoil Syncromesh for about a year and I like Honda MTF better.

 

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Try the friction modified stuff.