2poor2mod

once you factor in shipping costs its probably easier and cheaper to just pick it up at your local dealership.

fltsfshr

Look in the threads locked in at the top of the forum. You'll find good advice there.

Sometimes things are right in front of you but they're hard to see.


fltsfshr

The Oil Journals

macdaddies911

i read that i just wanted to make sure i don't break my car lol

RedY2KS2k

You've got two choices:

1. Waste a lot of time searching for the "best" lubricants.

2. Put in any one of a number of lubricants that are "way more than good enough."

You sound like someone who will choose option 1.

takeshi

From what I recall most of these threads end up with recommendations for the options in the first reply... They're good fluids and easy to obtain.

MurderS2K

good 411 from this posting as i just inquired on the same question

thomsbrain

You can get the Mobil1 diff fluid at any big-chain parts store, it's a common product.

Don't use Honda's VTM-4 diff fluid in the S2000. It's only made for their AWD cars and it causes problems in our cars.

speedstar808

Redline MTL for the tranny and 75W 90 for the pumpkin!!!

Soo smooth and no grinds!!!