Redline Gear Lube?
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ORIGINAL: wvrider
No I'm not. I use to use Amsoil years ago. When I moved to WV, no one around here carried it. Now I'm able to get it again and so I gave it a try. Believe me, it really does work well in the tranny.. I use the 20W50, NOT the gear lube. Hey, for $10, give it a try and see for yourself.
ORIGINAL: jmorton10
& you just happen to be an Amsoil dealer????
ORIGINAL: wvrider
I don't have an '07 but so far I have found that Amsoil 20W50 works the best in my tranny. And yes, I have used Redline shockproof heavy, wasn't nearly as smooth shifting.
I don't have an '07 but so far I have found that Amsoil 20W50 works the best in my tranny. And yes, I have used Redline shockproof heavy, wasn't nearly as smooth shifting.
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2006
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Bagga,
You might have a point. I own a back hoe and tractors. Sure can't afford to pay that much money for gear oilto use inthem and they work alot harder. Right now using SE syn oil. All these companies are trying to make a buck off of us.
You might have a point. I own a back hoe and tractors. Sure can't afford to pay that much money for gear oilto use inthem and they work alot harder. Right now using SE syn oil. All these companies are trying to make a buck off of us.
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