LOOOK!!! transmission fluid?
May 10, 2006, 08:30 AM
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LOOOK!!! transmission fluid?
What kind of transmission fluid am I supposed to use when changing it? I have a 5 speed.
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May 10, 2006, 09:06 AM
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That pennzoil im sure works great....but some like me have a tough time putting anything that has the word pennzoil into our cars
BG Synchro1 - $33.00 for 3 qts from slowboyracing.com
DSM guys have used the BG for many years...I think its def. one of the better ways to go? but what do I know...I follows dsm suite and use heavy shockproof in my tc and rear diff.!
BG Synchro1 - $33.00 for 3 qts from slowboyracing.com
DSM guys have used the BG for many years...I think its def. one of the better ways to go? but what do I know...I follows dsm suite and use heavy shockproof in my tc and rear diff.!
May 10, 2006, 09:09 AM
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I was skeptic until TRE reccomended it and I found out tons of people on here use it too. It works great and got rid of my 5th gear notchiness.
I used BG in my 90 AWD DSM and I think it actually hurt it. I think its just too thin for those cars, but seems to work well with the EVOs. Either way, the Pennzoil has proven to be more than safe and defiintely effective... and inexpensive!
I used BG in my 90 AWD DSM and I think it actually hurt it. I think its just too thin for those cars, but seems to work well with the EVOs. Either way, the Pennzoil has proven to be more than safe and defiintely effective... and inexpensive!
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Originally Posted by Soon2BEVO
I was skeptic until TRE reccomended it and I found out tons of people on here use it too. It works great and got rid of my 5th gear notchiness.
I used BG in my 90 AWD DSM and I think it actually hurt it. I think its just too thin for those cars, but seems to work well with the EVOs. Either way, the Pennzoil has proven to be more than safe and defiintely effective... and inexpensive!
I used BG in my 90 AWD DSM and I think it actually hurt it. I think its just too thin for those cars, but seems to work well with the EVOs. Either way, the Pennzoil has proven to be more than safe and defiintely effective... and inexpensive!
Actually a lot of DSM guys mix a qt. of heavy shockproof with the BG for the tranny? So thats always another option if your going to be racing and driving hard a lot....
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i go with the amsoil too.....https://www.amsoil.com/storefront/mtg.aspx
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Originally Posted by travman
My friend has 1G awd and it has a stage 2 shep tranny in it and he recommended BG so it has to be ok, maybe you had an underlying problem with your dsm tranny?
Actually a lot of DSM guys mix a qt. of heavy shockproof with the BG for the tranny? So thats always another option if your going to be racing and driving hard a lot....
Actually a lot of DSM guys mix a qt. of heavy shockproof with the BG for the tranny? So thats always another option if your going to be racing and driving hard a lot....
