So, I went to pick up some Daiqueen oil from Mitsubishi today for my trans, diff, and transfer case oil change. The diff and Transfer case use the same oil for $50, ok. Well the transmission oil is $145...... Must be some good oil. I'm curious of what others are using and wonder if there's an trans oil out there that everybody prefers more than OEM. Thanks guys

 

Nothing but OEM for me.

 

Amsoil mtg

 

I prefer oem as i find other fluids dont perform as well imo. Lots of other people use anything from amsoil to BG synchroshift 2.

 

yea really, I could not justify spending over 100 bucks for a gallon of fluid when 3 qts. of Amsoil MTG is all thats needed.. I did the searches and it get great reviews..

Oh yaa.. Amsoil for the diff and t-case also..

 

I use Motul Gear300 75w90 in my transmission and also use it in all the GTR's I build as well. Don't see many using it on this forum but it is race protection proven, never failed me yet in 10+yrs and cost about $19 a quart online.

 

OEM or redline MT-90

 

I tried them all, and I use redline Mt90!


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OEM Diaqueen is the only way to go

 

Motul gear 300 trans
Motul ff LSD type 1 for TC
Motul competition gear diff

You're going to get a lot of answers here, the majority will be oem, amsoil or redline. Each one depends on the owner and what they're situation is. I chose Motul because of availability, product support and brand quality.

That said, any of the brands I mentioned earlier will be fine choices.

 

Ams oil best.. But i also used the hks one not that much good

 

I've used synchromesh in by trans for well over 100k. I would use anything else if it was free

 

I used diaqueen for the first change. felt like it did before i changed it

i used amsoil for the second, IMO its a bit better than stock, nothing super-drastic though.

next change i'm going to either syncromesh or redline (dunno if it'll be a cocktail or not)

OEM is definitely the most expensive, IMO amsoil (so far because i've only used OEM and amsoil) is a better value-for-the-money

 

Great, thanks guys. Looks like I'm gonna buy me some Amsoil MTG. Ill let you know how it turns out. Thanks again

 

AMSoil +1