Redline 75w90 in the diff
#1
Redline 75w90 in the diff
Did a search and it appears that there are not very many users of this product so I am trying get some feedback from some of you who do. I see people use the shockproof stuff, however I'm just using it for my daily commute. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#2
my car was run on that fluid for many years by the previous owner, at 55k it is still in perfect condition. I'm now running Amsoil severe gear 75w-110 in the diff. for added wear protection, I prefer to use this fluid but the Redline 75w90 is still a good fluid.
#3
Originally Posted by JFUSION,Mar 8 2010, 07:09 PM
my car was run this fluid for many years by the previous owners, at 55k it is still in perfect condition. I'm now running Amsoil severe gear 75w-110 in the diff. for added wear protection, I prefer to use this fluid but the Redline 75w90 is still a good fluid.
#4
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I'm also running amsoil severe gear, however i'm running the 75w-90 since I can't find the 75w-110 locally and i'm too lazy to order it.
I've always heard good things about redline products, pretty close to amsoil in terms of quality so I think you'll be just fine using it in your diff.
I've always heard good things about redline products, pretty close to amsoil in terms of quality so I think you'll be just fine using it in your diff.
#5
I just replaced my fluids and used Redline 75w90 in the Diff. I've used it in a few cars in the past and it's been fine for me. This is the first time I put it in the S2K, though.
The previous owner had the car serviced at the dealership and the one thing I noticed immediately after replacing the existing fluid is the "Whirrrr" from the differential is a little quieter when cold, though the sound wasn't that pronounced before.
The previous owner had the car serviced at the dealership and the one thing I noticed immediately after replacing the existing fluid is the "Whirrrr" from the differential is a little quieter when cold, though the sound wasn't that pronounced before.
#7
Originally Posted by chilidip,Mar 8 2010, 06:17 PM
Thanks guys! I noticed that it was a little thinner than what came out.. smelled just as bad though. I think I will look into the amsoil 75-110 next time.
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#9
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Originally Posted by Emil St-Hilaire,Mar 8 2010, 07:29 PM
Same here;now running Amsoil 75W140,with 4.56 gears.