Is Red Line 80W gear oil up to specs
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Is Red Line 80W gear oil up to specs
I could not find Red Line 75/90 but they had 80W with Shockproof full synthetic. Will this work in the tranny? I don't have a clue what the numbers mean as to the specs for the transmission. ANYONE? ANYONE?
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Redline makes three shockproof gear oils - super light 75w90, light 75w140 and heavy 75w250. The light is equal to 80w gear oil and is the recommended oil but most folks
seem to prefer the heavy - what I use. Either one will improve your shifting and last
at least twice as long - probably much longer. Well worth the money.
seem to prefer the heavy - what I use. Either one will improve your shifting and last
at least twice as long - probably much longer. Well worth the money.
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Redline makes three shockproof gear oils - super light 75w90, light 75w140 and heavy 75w250. The light is equal to 80w gear oil and is the recommended oil but most folks
seem to prefer the heavy - what I use. Either one will improve your shifting and last
at least twice as long - probably much longer. Well worth the money.
seem to prefer the heavy - what I use. Either one will improve your shifting and last
at least twice as long - probably much longer. Well worth the money.
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