I understand that LE 607 90 wt is a good diff oil for our cars. But is this the brand
name? Who makes it ? Just wondering when i look for it how to ask for it.

Thanks

Bill

 

s2ki's very own,, gofastlab. they will hook ya up lil buddy. late

 

it's a good diff oil as long as you don't live somewhere it can get cold. and yup, you can buy it here in the gofastlabs from the site. just click the "marketplace" button at the top

 

Thanks guys........

 

The company's name is Lubrication Engineers.....i.e. "LE" 607. The "Almasol" part of the nomenclature is the proprietary name of the friction reducer component of this lubricant. I think this is good stuff.

 

Scablander....yeah i was wondering what the "Almasol" was thanks for the info.

Wisconsin... I live in the deep south so i dont think cold will be a problem.
Although we do have 20s at night in the winter on occasions, this is pretty rare
so i should be ok......thoughts ??

 

Filthy Beast, I don't think you'll have any problems running LE 607 in the deep south. I understand LE 607 90W has a pour point of -11F. Some of the guys in Canada run Mobil 75W-90 synthetic to protect during their severe winters, but we're talking lots of days with temps below 0 degrees F. I know it gets pretty cold on rare occasions down south, and I'd just take it easy for a few miles until your diff fluid comes up to temp.

 

Yeah lander i was thinking the same thing.....i also may look at the
Mobil 75W-90 too, if i can find it localy.