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Just did 1k service and I brought them (dealer) the red line power pack. You will notice how easy it is to find neutral after the change. you will 1.3 quarts for m-8 107,
need to buy extra quart for trans
Thanks, i ran the 75 w 90 in the trans of my 2010 ultra and 07 fatboy and it seemed to smooth it out and quiet it down. Just wondering if there was anything different with these newer bikes.
Gear oil differs from motor oil. While many motorists may assume SAE 90 gear oil is thicker than SAE 40 or 50 motor oil, they are actually the same viscosity; the difference is in the additives.
Motor oil contains additives such as detergents and dispersants to combat byproduct chemicals from gasoline or diesel ignition. Because an internal combustion engine has an oil pump and lubricates the bearings with a hydrodynamic film, extreme-pressure additives such as those used in gear oils are not necessary.
Motor oils and gear oils both have anti-wear additives, and they both must lubricate, cool and protect components, but gear oils may be placed under extreme amounts of pressure, creating a propensity for boundary lubrication, a condition in which a full-fluid lubricating film is not present between two rubbing surfaces. For example, differentials in cars and trucks have a ring-and-pinion hypoid gear set. A hypoid gear set can experience boundary lubrication, pressures and sliding action that can wipe most of the lubricant off the gears. To combat this extreme environment, extreme-pressure additives are incorporated into the oil. AMSOIL synthetic gear oils are formulated with an extra treatment of extreme-pressure additives in order to reduce wear and extend gear and bearing life.
Don't have an 18 but I use it in my 2003 FatBoy and 2009 Road King and it has performed great so far. I noticed a pretty good sized difference compared to the Syn3 that was in it before.
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