Gear Oil
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From: Texas Coast
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From: Texas Coast
My earlier post was for the front end. For the rear end I would use a more viscous solution. Click on the link that was provided and read the paragraphs at the bottom. friction modifiers should not be required with the blends listed.
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NOTE: AMSOIL Synthetic Gear Lubes do not require the use of the additive "Friction Modifier"
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NOTE: AMSOIL Synthetic Gear Lubes do not require the use of the additive "Friction Modifier"
Last edited by DRRXR; Sep 4, 2010 at 01:27 PM. Reason: Added note
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From: Nutter Fort, WV
You will have to read the labels.
Some require the friction modifier, some have it already added so it is not required to add more.
I am running 75-140 synthertic in both of mine as well.
From what I have seen, most of the synthetics do not require a friction modifier.
Some require the friction modifier, some have it already added so it is not required to add more.
I am running 75-140 synthertic in both of mine as well.
From what I have seen, most of the synthetics do not require a friction modifier.
