View Poll Results: What gear oil is best?
Redline



14
66.67%
Royal purple



3
14.29%
Neo synthetic



4
19.05%
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which gear oil is the best?
ill back up that MT90, i switched over to MT90 and it made a noticeable difference..
anyone seen that "LSD additive" gm sells? comments anyone?
is there a good gear oil to use w/ or w/o additives for a stock LSD?
anyone seen that "LSD additive" gm sells? comments anyone?
is there a good gear oil to use w/ or w/o additives for a stock LSD?
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Originally posted by Icemark
MT90 for the tranny
MT90 for the tranny
- James
has anyone used the mobil1 full synthetic 75w90 MT gear oil? thats what i bought and i'm about to put it in. just wondering. i would think any full synthetic oil would just just as good as any other full synthetic oil.
anyone used the mobil1?
anyone used the mobil1?
i have tried neo,royal purple and redline and i like neo a lot better and i had redline in my tranny when it broke and some one else said they broke two trannys with redline and lasted about the same time mine did with redline so i don't use redline any more and with the neo i felt a diffrence and you should feel how a rebuilt tranny feels like
I have had the Mobil1 in my tranny for about three years now and it seems to have did fine.Its probably time to change it though so I may go to one of the above listed or at O'Riely's I found some Castrol Syntec full synthetic gear oil I may try.Does anybody know anything about the CastrolSyntec stuff?
one thing to consider, when i put redline into my transmission it was the first change i had done since buying the car. it may not have been that redline is great but rather that the fluid that came out was grimy sludge. i think any new fluid would have made a world of difference. there seem to be 2 people who like neo over redline that have tried both, maybe ill try some neo later on.
Originally posted by Psychoblue23
hmmmmm, ok now I am confused. Icemark care to enlighten us?
- James
hmmmmm, ok now I am confused. Icemark care to enlighten us?
- James
if you mean about oil for the differential...there are gear oils specifically for the trans, they have additives etc that help out the internals. for the differentials you can use a standard gear oil of the correct weight, however brands like redline also make synthetic gear oil for differntials as well. the FSM says 90 weight for the diff i believe.
Last edited by bingoboy; Jun 6, 2003 at 05:18 AM.
I am just confused which to go with. Normally i would be simple. Try one if it doesnt work, try another. But since I on a spend as little as possible budget. im trying to go with the best possible one the first time around.
- James
- James
Has anyone here tried GM Synchromesh?
It's something I discovered a few years ago and have used it in all of my cars and convinced many others to try it with awesome results. Most people switch from Redline or Royal Purple over to Synchromesh after trying it...
I've never tried Neo, but Synchromesh was far superior to Redline or Royal Purple, of which I have tried both many times.
It's something I discovered a few years ago and have used it in all of my cars and convinced many others to try it with awesome results. Most people switch from Redline or Royal Purple over to Synchromesh after trying it...
I've never tried Neo, but Synchromesh was far superior to Redline or Royal Purple, of which I have tried both many times.
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