iamxpl

should be just fine. just as long as you follow the Billman Gravity feed procedure you should be ok. Happy motoring!

redlineracing

Yep...Valvoline is good stuff.

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s2kking

Thnx for all the info

SheDrivesIt

I understand that Dot3 and Dot4 are not incompatible (hence the DOT3/4 designation on the DOT4) it's just that if you mix the two, the boiling point is still the lower value (more of an issue for your brakes than your clutch). Do not mix Dot 3 or 4 and DOT5. They are not compatible. I and many others have used the DOT4 (DOT3/4) Valvoline.

INDYMAC

I like the Valvoline Dot 3/4, but I would use any rated DOT 3 or 4.

I like Amsoil MTF too.

But I'm surprised that no one has mentioned LE1605 for the diff. It is the best gear oil you will find for the S2000, period.

Dezoris

LE1605 is great unless you plan on driving below 30 degrees when the oil ceases to flow. Its a a great if not best choice for summer.
I run Motul 300 in diff now more versatile in different climates.

lude92_si

Amsoil 75w140 in my diff. but its a built stage 2.

Honda MTF in the tranny.

JDMhondaS2K

Transmission = ams oil synchromesh
Diff = ams oil 75-110 severe duty gear oil.

The trans seems to be easier to shift since I switched but it could be just my imagination.

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TommySalami

AMSOIL MTF feels the same as Honda MTF
GM Synchromesh FM shifts a little better when cold if you have notchy shifting but is not as smooth when the transmission is hot
People seem to really like the Redline MTF, but I have yet to try it

AMSOIL severe gear is great for the diff