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Old 03-14-2024, 11:52 AM   #113
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If only Redline came in easy use bottles LOL. But yeah MT-90 is another great option
You mean you don't like making a gear oil mess because the transfer pump sucks and leaks either?

+1 for MT-90. I know people like to use Motul gear 300 but the fact that it was GL-5 spec(technically has additives that make it backwards compatible with GL-4 spec transmissions) just didn't sit well with me. Plus MT-90 is nice and smooth for me in my climate even on cold starts.
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You mean you don't like making a gear oil mess because the transfer pump sucks and leaks either?

+1 for MT-90. I know people like to use Motul gear 300 but the fact that it was GL-5 spec(technically has additives that make it backwards compatible with GL-4 spec transmissions) just didn't sit well with me. Plus MT-90 is nice and smooth for me in my climate even on cold starts.
100% this. MTL and MT-90 are both GL-4 and offer what I assume is the same/close levels of performance but in a easy to use bottle well bag in this case lol.

I would give redline a try if they ever update their bottle. Used it back in the day and never had issues after install of course.
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Do we need any additives for the diff?

BTW: this is a track only car in Texas, so cold weather driving isn't really a concern. I can't imagine either oil is cold for more than about 1 minute, the drive from the garage to the grid.
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Do we need any additives for the diff?

BTW: this is a track only car in Texas, so cold weather driving isn't really a concern. I can't imagine either oil is cold for more than about 1 minute, the drive from the garage to the grid.
Need no... I went with gear 300 LS over normal LS because its a GL-5 only fluid not a hybrid 4/5. Cost is close enough and I don't see how it could hurt
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Do we need any additives for the diff?

BTW: this is a track only car in Texas, so cold weather driving isn't really a concern. I can't imagine either oil is cold for more than about 1 minute, the drive from the garage to the grid.
Do you have a clutch diff?

If so - yes.

Stock Torsen, no.
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Do you have a clutch diff?

If so - yes.

Stock Torsen, no.
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