slyez

Just switched from Redline to Neo in my tranny. Ha dredline in for about 20000 miles and always had a hard time engaging 2nd gear when the car was first started in the morning especially on cold mornings. After the switch to NEoO no more difficulty with that. I dont really notice mutch while shifting when driving and when warmed up but the car is deffinitely easier to shift when cold. As the two gear oils are around the same price I can no longer justify using redline, and I had used it for years in my MR2 turbo and my RX7. My vote deffinitely goes to the NEO.
-steve young

Gadd

I'll second that! I've use Redline, Motorex, Motul and Neo and hands down Neo!

SRA-FD3S

im getting it!

sonix7

Neo is the ****, shifts like slicing butter. Dramatic difference from stock grade.

Sled Driver

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What he said.................

Went from RedLine to Neo. Never happier

kung stew

I changed from Redline to NEO and LOVE the difference. The Redline was only about 2k miles old, and the difference was still unbelievable. Much easier to shift quickly, and far better cold-shifting with the NEO. I'll never go back to Redline.

Stew

ArmitageGVR4

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Can you buy this "Neo" stuff in any retail stores or do you have to order it online?

DamonB

There are very few local outlets.

www.neosyntheticoil.com

I get mine from www.bakerprecision.com

KevinK2

I switched to Neo from Redline MT90 about 8 years ago for better cold shifting. Make sure you get the 75W-90HD, and not the other Neo 75W-90 grades.

jic

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good stuff
too bad i just bought some redline
guess ill use redline for now and switch later

GUITARJUNKIE28

torco

John Magnuson

The best gear oil in my opinion is SWEPCO. Most professional racing teams use it.

Rotofire

So what weight do you use?

adam c

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There was a thread in this forum about a year ago, that had the same consensus. I believe that when all of the info was put into a "matrix", it was decided that ................. "Neo is the one"