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Diff oil

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Diff oil

Post by Wotto »

Hi

I was just wanting to know what oil people use in the rear LSD. Also would a 90 weight or a 140 weight be better??
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Post by mkpatrol »

LSX90, 140 is a bit heavy especially of you are in a cold climate.
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Post by Wotto »

mkpatrol wrote:LSX90, 140 is a bit heavy especially of you are in a cold climate.
yeah thats what i was thinking...is the lubrimaxx limslip90 any good?
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Post by mud_runner_GQ »

Wotto wrote:
mkpatrol wrote:LSX90, 140 is a bit heavy especially of you are in a cold climate.
yeah thats what i was thinking...is the lubrimaxx limslip90 any good?
i used to use the lubrimaxx in my 9" lsd i had in a big hp falcon, and it was great. didn't have on prob
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Post by mkpatrol »

I changed to Lubrimaxx in my IT250 when I couldnt get Castrol Super TT any more & promply melted a piston. Fuel mixtures were spot on & it hadnt blocked anything in the carby to cause it to run lean. So personally I wouldnt use it again.

Other people might have good runs with it.

I would stick to Castrol or some other name brand.
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Post by coxy321 »

When i put and LSD under my old XR6, i ran BP's LimSlip (90 i think). It had a faulty bearing seal weeks later, and the mechanic put some other cheap sh!t replacement back into the diff. Needless to say, it never really locked up on demand as it used to. I think that provided you use a good brand/quality oil, and get a thinner viscosity (to suit the cold weather), you'll be fine.

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Post by liftkit8 »

depends on condition of diff. older the packs heavier the oil.
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Post by Daisy »

i used penrite limslip 140.

worked wonders in tightening up my rear end :D
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Post by coxy321 »

...sounds like i should be making my missus drink it.....
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