Redline MTL Reccomended?
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From: Saint Augustine, FL
Originally Posted by Ludedude,Feb 2 2006, 03:57 PM
MT-90 is not a straight 90 weight 
MT-90 is a multi-vis 75W-90 gear oil.
MT-90 is a multi-vis 75W-90 gear oil.
However my thoughts still apply. The MT-90 will not feel as good on cold morning starts.
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Originally Posted by d.h,Feb 2 2006, 02:37 PM
Let me get this straight.....
So are you guys saying that once the car is warmed up, the MT-90 will allow a smoother/better shifting than MTL?
And the only good that the MTL is that it'll give you a smoother shift when the car is cold?
So are you guys saying that once the car is warmed up, the MT-90 will allow a smoother/better shifting than MTL?
And the only good that the MTL is that it'll give you a smoother shift when the car is cold?
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I've been running MT-90 here in NYC for 3 winters now, no problems w/ it. Took it out when it was single digits one winter and was expecting it to be worse from what I read here. It helped significantly my 2nd gear grind, and the warm up time is no big deal, since I don't rev and shift much till 2/3 bars anyway.
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From: The Colony, TX
Originally Posted by MrChoi,Feb 5 2006, 04:56 AM
ok so who knows the viscosity raiting of the MTL?
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