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It was a brand new Eaton posi. I was a little confused cause I believe its still considered an lsd. I'll just buy some good **** like RP and throw in there I guess
He's wrong.
About the only thing I've found so far that doesn't like synthetic is the Powertrax No-slip locker.
reckon why it would care. its all metal, no clutches. has teeth that engage/disengage with little springs maintaining the engagement.
not arguing, just wondering.
reckon why it would care. its all metal, no clutches. has teeth that engage/disengage with little springs maintaining the engagement.
not arguing, just wondering.
It has syncrho type deals in it. The manual doesn't recomend synthetic and we found out why after using it in a friends No-slip. It had a lot of problems engaging properly. Dino oil made it much smoother.
question, im thinking of change the fluid in my rear end, its an lsd, (as far as i know its stock) can i use royal purple fluid in it? and what grade? would 85w90 work?
question, im thinking of change the fluid in my rear end, its an lsd, (as far as i know its stock) can i use royal purple fluid in it? and what grade? would 85w90 work?
I used 75w90 in the front and rear but if you have a limited slip i think it is 75w140 or something like that. To be honest... I can't say I noticed a difference switching to royal purple. In fact after researching gear oils, I think I am going to switch to amsoil next time I need a diff fluid change.
I used 75w90 in the front and rear but if you have a limited slip i think it is 75w140 or something like that. To be honest... I can't say I noticed a difference switching to royal purple. In fact after researching gear oils, I think I am going to switch to amsoil next time I need a diff fluid change.
Stop over my house I have enough to do the front 50 times lol. Dad went nuts when he ordered oil for them FYI Anyone who wants to use amsoil better place an order soon price hikes are coming agin!
