How many miles on your car? And how come you use OEM rear diff fluid, and not say Redline, with a little lsd fluid like BBYbruno said so the diff isnt as stiff

 

I can't imagine why that would be the case. In any event, I've always been fond of Amsoil 10W-30. I've never used anything other than Diaqueen/ Super Diaqueen for my drivetrain...

 

because for a newer motor you use a thinner oil, as for older engines with more milage you use thicker fluid. (Pretty sure im correct here)

 

The clutch resevoir uses brake fluid and even shares the same reservoir with a divider between them . I just use regular autozone brake fluid.

 

If she had 148K I'd maybe agree. 48K not so much. Up to you though...

 

I see what you mean.

Thank you for explaining

We will probably not change them as they probably dont need to be changed

 

Anyone else have any experience with:

Rear Diff: 1 quart Redline Heavy Shockproof w/1.0 ounce of Redline LSD Additive

And if someone could please help me.. On www.redlineoil.com show me what the LSD additive is?

 

I do Amsoil everything bro...I suggested the same to you.

 

Thanks Mitch, ill check out these products.. O yeah i gotta ask you something.. check your pms

 

bump it

 

I have 42k miles on her and I choose to stick with OEM. I have the Quaife LSD and was told to use OEM fluid, since I have to buy it for the TC I use it in the rear also, makes it easier.

 

so its between redline and OEM for most of the fluids.. im still not sure what we should do

 

Redline Limited Slip Friction Modifier: http://www.redlineoil.com/products_g...5&categoryID=6

Just to let you know there are a lot of OEM

You hear of Redline horror stories because people use the wrong fluids in the wrong places. I've used Redline since the day I got my car with no problems. AMS and Shep recommended Redline products to me so that's what I use

 

now if i go to mitsubishi and tell them i want 1 quart Redline Heavy Shockproof, and 1.0 ounce of Redline LSD Additive, will they be able to do it for me? and will they do it? like mix the fluids?

 

I would not trust the dealer to do anything on my car. Its really easy to do yourself. The fill plug for the TC is not in the most convenient location but still not that bad.