J-me

JRP in Brampton carries Redline 75W90 for like 13 bucks a bottle

JRP

toosteeley

Redline diff fluid is a pain in the ass if your doing it yourself.

QIKSILVR

This place might carry the M1, give them a call. Only drawback is that they close at 3pm.

NOCO Lubricants Co.
2 Bradpenn Road
Toronto, Ontario M8Z 5S9
(800) 414-NOCO

You can always try Amsoil too.. For gear oil, without an analysis, it would be hard to say which one is "better". Imo, M1, Amsoil, Motul, Redline will do a fine job. Especially if you change it often enough.

Double'SS'

Thanks QIKSILVER. I will give them a ring and see.

on the Polish Eagle!

-Marek

Tugz_S2K

Marek,

I use Amsoil 80W90 in my diff. With the factory fluid the clutches in my diff made alot of noise during sharp turns and Uturns. After the Amsoil its been super quiet. Its good stuff. You can get that from a place called
Total Performance Imports in Newmarket (Vivian Rd/Woodbine)

My friend at Simone Performance Imports (also in Newmaket)
carries Motul, he can also order Amsoil.

For the diff, I think Amsoil and Motul are superior to the Mobil product.

Double'SS'

Awesome, that's nice and close. Maybe I'll give the Motul a try...which one is it specifically? ie. Motul Gear 300?

Tugz_S2K

Talk to Vic at Simone Performance, he knows which Motul you need....tell him Ian w/S2000 sent you.
Vic does all the service on my cars....truly one of the best techs out there, and super honest.

Are you located in Newmarket?

QIKSILVR

Btw, for Amsoil you should probably consider the SVG 75w-90, even Amsoil says it's "better" over their 80w90
http://www.amsoil.com/StoreFront/agl.aspx

Double'SS'

Thanks, I'll check them out.

I'm up in Bradford

Tugz_S2K

Jarek, thats good info...i may try that in my diff this season.