Which of these oils in my diff?

Started by RedRummy, August 31, 2007, 11:45:22 AM

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RedRummy

Hi,

Gonna change the oil in my diff soon, it s FEED Spec 2way diff....

which of the REDLINE gear oils in the gear oil section of this opie oils link should I put in...

Will be doing a track day soon if that makes any difference...

cheers

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"Life moves pretty fast....
If you don\'t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it..."
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monkey-fd3s

Don\'t use any redline oil in your diff

I have a Cusco RS 1.5 way diff and I used both Redline Shockproof Super Lighweight and Heavy in my diff over the last 4 months (at quite a cost) and it\'s terrible.  It made the diff clonk and grind so much so it felt like the car was falling apart.  I\'ve changed back to Kaaz Diff Oil and it\'s 1000000000 times better.

I highly reccomend the Kaaz Oil and the price of it is much more appealing than the Redline Stuff.

mpk490p

ive just brought some Valvoline Synpower 75w - 90 read some other people are using this, my missues works at cummings diesel only payed £3:18 a litre
Mark

DRAGON

I can highly recommend the Silkolene Syn 5, we use it in high performance diffs and gearboxes.

RedRummy

Quote from: monkey-fd3sDon\'t use any redline oil in your diff

I have a Cusco RS 1.5 way diff and I used both Redline Shockproof Super Lighweight and Heavy in my diff over the last 4 months (at quite a cost) and it\'s terrible.  It made the diff clonk and grind so much so it felt like the car was falling apart.  I\'ve changed back to Kaaz Diff Oil and it\'s 1000000000 times better.

I highly reccomend the Kaaz Oil and the price of it is much more appealing than the Redline Stuff.

Sounds good, what spec is that oil..... 75w-90?
"Life moves pretty fast....
If you don\'t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it..."
Ferris Beuller, 1986.

RedRummy

Quote from: DRAGONI can highly recommend the Silkolene Syn 5, we use it in high performance diffs and gearboxes.

great, thanks for that...  :yes
"Life moves pretty fast....
If you don\'t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it..."
Ferris Beuller, 1986.

monkey-fd3s

Quote from: mpk490pive just brought some Valvoline Synpower 75w - 90 read some other people are using this, my missues works at cummings diesel only payed £3:18 a litre
Mark


Bargain!!!!!!!! :yes :yes

mpk490p

Quote from: monkey-fd3sBargain!!!!!!!! :yes :yes
i know got 3, going to change the gear box and diff soon, i can get a good price on engine oil too, just ordered 15 litres of Vavoline Turbo 10w - 40 £6:50 for 5ltr, only problem is she is leaving soon but i have asked her to keep a contact there
Mark

G@NDY

I used the royal purple stuff off the rotaryart website. No problems to date:)
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monkey-fd3s

Yeah the Kaaz stuff is 75w90

Tbh most 75w90 diff oil will be fine - such as the one suggested by dragon.

I must say tho - the redline oil works a treat in the gearbox itself just not the diff!

pete sparrow

Speak to Guy at Opie Oils mate,he\'ll sort you out:Thumbs-up

OurKid

Went for silkolene syn 5 myself when changing the diff last week!

RedRummy

Quote from: monkey-fd3sYeah the Kaaz stuff is 75w90

Tbh most 75w90 diff oil will be fine - such as the one suggested by dragon.

I must say tho - the redline oil works a treat in the gearbox itself just not the diff!


Oh, OK, thanks for that!   gearbox is the next to get flushed!  :Thumbs-up
"Life moves pretty fast....
If you don\'t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it..."
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Stevolution6

out of curio, is there a how to guide on chaging the rear diff oil?