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Old 11-05-05, 03:04 PM
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Smile Redline oil

Anyone tryed Redline oil for tranny and engine? I just bought Rx7 from Japan, i gonna change all freakking oil in that machine. Ive tryed it on my skyline and Nissan 300zx and it works fine there, but i dont know if mr.wankel loves it.

Old 11-05-05, 03:11 PM
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ive been running redline in my tranny and motor for a couple years now. everything seems fine to me and i have had no ill effects from it. i just hope this doesnt turn into a synthetic vs non syn thread.
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Same as skrizzatch.... I've been using Redline in motor and trans for years.
Old 11-05-05, 04:41 PM
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same here. No problems with redline oil.
Old 11-05-05, 06:13 PM
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Also running Redline, but changing it this winter and trying NEO.
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I've got redline in my tranny and rear end
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tranny and diff - still using dino juice in the crankcase.
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ht=neo+redline

I just ordered a gallon of Neo from Baker Precision myself. It will be going in within the next two weeks.
Old 11-05-05, 11:37 PM
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I started using Redline in the trans and diff of my FC and later my FD with no problems but later switched to Neo. Neo seems to work better. IMO trans shifts a lot smoother.
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I've had better results with Amsoil. There is nothing wrong with Redline, I just liked the feel of the shifting with Amsoil better.
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Originally Posted by Rotary Experiment Seven
I've had better results with Amsoil. There is nothing wrong with Redline, I just liked the feel of the shifting with Amsoil better.
What spec and weight of Amsoil (75W90 or ?, GL5 or ?, etc.)?

Did you use it in both the trans and diff?

Did you ever try NEO, and if you did, how did it compare to the Amsoil?

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Neo oil

So is it 75W90 RHD or 75W90 HD i should try? I gonna go for neo oil, so much good respons about it.
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