Has anybody tried LeadingEdge Lubricants?
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Has anybody tried LeadingEdge Lubricants?
They sell this locally and was wondering if anybody has ever tried this in their transmission? It meets all OEM guidelines and is fairly inexpensive. I did a search but didn't come up with anything. Thanks.
http://www.lelube.com/Products_Racing.asp
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I ran Leading Edge stuff in my Mazda. Never had any issues with it though. That car was way underpowered so I didn't feel any increase in performance from just the use of their product. I hope this helps a bit.
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I decided to try their transmission fluid and so far I haven't had any issues. I know it's too soon to tell. When I was draining the Royal Purple that I had in there previously I was surprised how much in metal shavings I had attached to the plug. We'll see how the LeadingEdge works out and if I am not happy with it then I will switch to BGII or Redline.
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I have tried Leading Edge and Royal Purple. In my opinion they are identical. Both seem "thin" for lack of a better explanation. Also, I have found that using Lucas additives as well as either of these products seemed to make a big difference in the way the shifting feels. It felt smoother, not so sloppy if that makes sense. Oh yeah, and I am in no way affiliated with any of the above mentioned products.