Redline shockproof Heavy in Tranny
Like I said in the other thread, I loved the heavyduty shockproof in my Nissan. It's a bit thicker than the MT-90 in cold (i.e. 30F) degree weather, but really not an issue at all and there was no noticable difference in warmer weather. One trick I learned though.... warm up the bottle of shockproof in a bucket of hot water to get it to pour faster!
I want to try SP heavy in the Evo tranny next time. Right now I have 2 qts BG and one quart MT-90. It is hard to shifht when cold, but it is really good after the car warms up.
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