Rear diff fluid questions..
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LUCAS oil additives are horrible for everything. NEVER USE THEM!!!
And for a welded diff just get a good quality 75-90 or higher. Go synthetic if you want to.
And for a welded diff just get a good quality 75-90 or higher. Go synthetic if you want to.
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Originally Posted by Rotary7
Whats the weight on it,and where do you get it..
http://www.redlineoil.com/products_g...61&subcatID=20
I am not sure where you can buy it localy to you.
There is a place I buy it from here in sarasota on Fruitville rd.
Its called Johnson Performance and he is also a VP racing fuel dealer.
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Originally Posted by guadofreak
LUCAS oil additives are horrible for everything. NEVER USE THEM!!!
And for a welded diff just get a good quality 75-90 or higher. Go synthetic if you want to.
And for a welded diff just get a good quality 75-90 or higher. Go synthetic if you want to.
1 gallon might be enough for my rear,and tranny knock out 2 birds with one stone..
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Originally Posted by ImportLuv
Go RoyalPurple, you cant go wrong with them.
Automotive Engineering on Ulmerton Road sells them, so does Napa on Florida Ave. in Tampa.
http://www.royalpurple.com/prodsa/mgeara.html
Automotive Engineering on Ulmerton Road sells them, so does Napa on Florida Ave. in Tampa.
http://www.royalpurple.com/prodsa/mgeara.html
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here's a logical question. How do we know the Royal Purple is the "HOT SHIT" compared to the other brands like Valvoline etc.? has there been any hard data confirming that Royal Purple is the good stuff or is it just because it is expensive, therefore it must be good. I beat the piss out of my LSD with factory recommended weight Valvoline. No problems here yet and she has 110,000 mile on her. 
Jsut wondering if anyone can provide facts that stand by the claims that Royal Purple is "all that and a bag of *insert random shit*".
Jsut wondering if anyone can provide facts that stand by the claims that Royal Purple is "all that and a bag of *insert random shit*".
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Originally Posted by TNathe
here's a logical question. How do we know the Royal Purple is the "HOT SHIT" compared to the other brands like Valvoline etc.? has there been any hard data confirming that Royal Purple is the good stuff or is it just because it is expensive, therefore it must be good. I beat the piss out of my LSD with factory recommended weight Valvoline. No problems here yet and she has 110,000 mile on her. Jsut wondering if anyone can provide facts that stand by the claims that Royal Purple is "all that and a bag of *insert random shit*".
Jsut wondering if anyone can provide facts that stand by the claims that Royal Purple is "all that and a bag of *insert random shit*".
so long as your happy I guess.
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Pour Valvoline into a transmission, shift into gears and get the feeling of it. Then drain about 2 quarts, and pour 1 bottle of Royal Purple. Then compare. It will leave with the person saying "Ahhhh, that's so smooth." It will be better if its not mixed with other oils.
I have it on my S14, so does my little bro and Vang. This stuff is magic, feels like there's no fluid in the tranny. Cost only $25 to fill up the tranny, but I'll pay more to have it.
I have it on my S14, so does my little bro and Vang. This stuff is magic, feels like there's no fluid in the tranny. Cost only $25 to fill up the tranny, but I'll pay more to have it.
