OEM Diff Oil UOA
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From: Dublin, OH
Originally Posted by Dave-ROR,May 1 2007, 09:53 AM
Replaced the OEM fill at 2300 miles here, didn't do a UOA.. didn't even think about it.
I stick have the OEM tranny fluid in it, changing it this weekend, it has about 13k on it (wanted to change it at 10k but I'm lazy), so if anyone wants me to send it in I will.
I stick have the OEM tranny fluid in it, changing it this weekend, it has about 13k on it (wanted to change it at 10k but I'm lazy), so if anyone wants me to send it in I will.
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From: las vegas
ill say this...
failed torsen
the stock fluid gets EATEN alive by the torsen break in. my fluid looked like ass at 2k miles. i was so glad i dumped it. i went LE607 at that time. its been 61k miles, and well, see the link above
failed torsen
the stock fluid gets EATEN alive by the torsen break in. my fluid looked like ass at 2k miles. i was so glad i dumped it. i went LE607 at that time. its been 61k miles, and well, see the link above
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From: las vegas
Originally Posted by R3DS2K,May 1 2007, 08:11 PM
whats LE607
im gonna change my Diff fluid soon.. and want to run moble 1
which weight do i get
any special additives needed?
not familiar with rear Diffs on S2k
im gonna change my Diff fluid soon.. and want to run moble 1
which weight do i get
any special additives needed?
not familiar with rear Diffs on S2k
it literally is the sickest fluid for our diff.
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Originally Posted by S2oooNvegas,May 1 2007, 11:28 PM
RICKS, or hardtopguy both sell LE607. id say it outdoes mobil by about 9000 times.
it literally is the sickest fluid for our diff.
it literally is the sickest fluid for our diff.
most you guys on this site use it.. any tips/ input
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From: Magnolia, TX
Originally Posted by R3DS2K,May 3 2007, 12:21 AM
sorrie to high jack this thread.. but might have to try that out
most you guys on this site use it.. any tips/ input
most you guys on this site use it.. any tips/ input
Another gear oil that looks promising for the S2000 is AMSOIL SG 75W-110, especially for those folks that drive their car during very cold winter days.
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