6 Speed Owners-Castrol SynTorq 75W-85 FULL SYNTHETIC Now Available!!!
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switched mine out - smooth like butter, VERY nice for the tranny. . .
thanks for the hook up - worth considering for your low/high mileage Evo. . .
Not sure about the synthetic to not synthetic switch. . . .I've run OEM for 64k miles and didn't have issues, but I figured I'd put in the goodness now since it lasted Erik 103k miles!!
thanks for the hook up - worth considering for your low/high mileage Evo. . .
Not sure about the synthetic to not synthetic switch. . . .I've run OEM for 64k miles and didn't have issues, but I figured I'd put in the goodness now since it lasted Erik 103k miles!!
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Erik, interested. So this stuff is completely safe to run on the MR tranny? I'm thinking of giving it a shot since I have a 2nd gear that tends to grind at high RPM shifts and also am looking to track more which will cause higher temps in the tranny. How did you draw fluid to send to blackstone without draining all the fluid?
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Erik, interested. So this stuff is completely safe to run on the MR tranny? I'm thinking of giving it a shot since I have a 2nd gear that tends to grind at high RPM shifts and also am looking to track more which will cause higher temps in the tranny. How did you draw fluid to send to blackstone without draining all the fluid?
I sent to Blackstone during a tranny fluid change. This formula may also help keep temps a little lower, since that's what the LT stands for. "Low Temperature."