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but those kingston wheels are pretty nice. are they true 3 piece? well if you get 19's i dont think anyone makes 19 inch drag radials. maybe nitto does. i know bfgoodrich and mickeys dont.
but those kingston wheels are pretty nice. are they true 3 piece? well if you get 19's i dont think anyone makes 19 inch drag radials. maybe nitto does. i know bfgoodrich and mickeys dont.
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Sounds like u guys need a more robust oil. Since I installed mine I had to do one oil change. I had Amsoil gl-4, which always worked great, twice actually and always came out clean.
This time around I went with their 75w-110 gl-5 and is working wonderfully. Reason for the change was because it was popping out of gear and grinding everyonce in a while. When I drained it, it came out really dark. It wouldn't be a bad idea to change oils 3k-5k after installation and then leave it there. Pre LSD I had non of those issues.
For those who think that 75w-110 is too thick, the viscosity is in the upper end of a 75w-90 from three years ago. 90w used to start at 13.5 cst to 24.5 cst (roughly). Now it's split to 90w 13.5cst-17.5cst and 110w 17.5cst-24.5cst (roughly)
Highly recommend u guys do the change, my tranny feels like new again (knock on wood)
This time around I went with their 75w-110 gl-5 and is working wonderfully. Reason for the change was because it was popping out of gear and grinding everyonce in a while. When I drained it, it came out really dark. It wouldn't be a bad idea to change oils 3k-5k after installation and then leave it there. Pre LSD I had non of those issues.
For those who think that 75w-110 is too thick, the viscosity is in the upper end of a 75w-90 from three years ago. 90w used to start at 13.5 cst to 24.5 cst (roughly). Now it's split to 90w 13.5cst-17.5cst and 110w 17.5cst-24.5cst (roughly)
Highly recommend u guys do the change, my tranny feels like new again (knock on wood)
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Can't find what I used to use, Amsoil GL-4 75w-90. Probably got phased out and replaced with their top of the line severe gear 75w-90.
This is what I'm using now:
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/svt.aspx
At first I though that it being thicker I would have shifting issues when cold, but it is not the case. Works just as good as the other one on that dept.
This is what I'm using now:
http://www.amsoil.com/storefront/svt.aspx
At first I though that it being thicker I would have shifting issues when cold, but it is not the case. Works just as good as the other one on that dept.
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I sound like I'm obsessed with oils lol
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