I would have searched, but how do you search with a "II", search won't let ya, not enough characters. Anyway, no one seems to have regular synchroshift (or any synchroshift for that matter) and I remember some saying the original worked better. I'm almost inclined to get the II, as it is snythetic.

I'm in NJ and our local BG distr was clueless. Local dealer in Freehold used to sell it, only has one quart left. Turbotrix does not carry it. Don't think Buschur carries it, as I remember him saying a long time ago he used straight Vavoline 75-90W (I can't find any brand of GL-4 locally). Looking for info on where to get it and which one.

Thanks

 

You could always try GM synchromesh as well. It's easier to get at your local GM dealer, and cheaper too. You don't think GM makes its own fluids do you? I heard rumor that its the same as BG syncroshift, so I tried it about 2k miles ago and it now shifts like butter.

 

Is it GL-4. Also just curious, is it synthetic?

 

by it online:http://www.automotosports.com/dsm_fluids.asp

 

Called them 3 days in a row to try and order, no one is ever there.

 

try here:

http://www.roadraceengineering.com/

that the best price i found for 3qts of the original...

 

Thanks!!, just put in my order for the original.

 

yep that's where I picked my BG Syncroshift up from along with to bottles of Redline Heavy Duty Shockproof for the differentials, also added half a bottle of Redline LSD additive to the rear diff, LOVE it!

 

I did a little research on the above. It looks like Penzoil makes the fluid, not BG. Perhaps BG just relabels the Penzoil bottles?

Anyways, supposedly the Penzoil brand is available at AutoZone for 1/2 the price of the GM branded oil. Supposed to be around $5/ qt. vs $10/qt .

 

yup I was doing some research on the GM synchromesh as well a few weeks ago on the dsm boards...GM and pennzoil are one in the same...

http://www.pennzoil-quakerstate.com/...omeshFluid.PDF