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Gearbox, diff & transfer box recommendations HERE >
« on: 22 November 2012, 15:06:56 »

Getting the right oil for gearboxes, diffs and transfer boxes can be tricky, so please ask here if there is any information that you need.
 
To help us to give the most accurate advice possible we do need some information about your car. e.g.
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Any other information that may be relevant: e.g. approx BHP if modified, any transmission problems
What recommendation are you looking for? Gearbox, diffs, limited slip diffs, transfer boxes etc
 
Any oil we recommend is available to buy from us (if you would like to) for delivery throughout the UK and many destinations Worldwide. We offer a really extensive range of oils and lubricants from 11 major oil manufacturers at prices much lower than the high street and main dealers. We stock oils and fluids that meet pretty much all manufacturers and international specifications. Our brands include, Silkolene, Fuchs, Gulf, Castrol, Motul, Mobil, Millers Oils, Shell, Valvoline, Amsoil and Redline.
 
Plus, as the Club is a member of our club discount scheme you can get discounts of at least 10% across our entire range.
 
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Re: Gearbox, diff & transfer box recommendations HERE >
« Reply #1 on: 22 November 2012, 18:17:17 »

Not sure it is the best place. But where is?
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Re: Gearbox, diff & transfer box recommendations HERE >
« Reply #2 on: 23 November 2012, 00:01:54 »

What would be recomended for LSD oil?

3.2 omega auto 2003 stock power.

A Common issue, of sorts, is the juddering in tight corners. Can this eradicated and still have a properly working LSD?

GM have additives etc, but can this be improved upon?

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Re: Gearbox, diff & transfer box recommendations HERE >
« Reply #3 on: 23 November 2012, 12:10:02 »

I use redline oil in my diff,its got all the friction additives allready,will hunt a bottle out and put numbers up,, not cheap tho.
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Re: Gearbox, diff & transfer box recommendations HERE >
« Reply #5 on: 24 November 2012, 07:04:04 »

I have done 2 cars recently to cure the judder on a tight turn- 1 with gm sae 90 and the little tube of gm friction modifier and 1 with Silkoline boa90ls which incorporates a friction modifier and is recommened for lsd diffs.

Results the same - judder eliminated . Why? because the friction modifier has reduced performance over time and I think that best practice is an oil change incorp friction mod every 50k or 5 yrs.
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Re: Gearbox, diff & transfer box recommendations HERE >
« Reply #6 on: 24 November 2012, 12:33:20 »

Yes it's been discussed on here before. Just wanted to add the oilmans view to it all. :)
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