75W-90 vs 75w-110 DIFF fluid
There isn't any friction compatibility issues, but I will swear that a thicker fluid provides different lock-up properties on my differential, I believe one other forum member agreed with my findings having experienced the same thing on his s2k.
When it comes to long sweeping corners under acceleration I believe the diff was locking up and causing understeer, and if I lifted it would resort to oversteer. It was worst with 75w90, it got better with 75w110, and I think it is perfect with 75w-140 (all Amsoil severe gear fluids). I hope to have a UOA sample of my 75w140 from this season in the next while. If the UOA looks good I'll keep running it into the future.
When it comes to long sweeping corners under acceleration I believe the diff was locking up and causing understeer, and if I lifted it would resort to oversteer. It was worst with 75w90, it got better with 75w110, and I think it is perfect with 75w-140 (all Amsoil severe gear fluids). I hope to have a UOA sample of my 75w140 from this season in the next while. If the UOA looks good I'll keep running it into the future.
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