Differential transfer case fluid

[1 bishi]

What kind of fluid is recomended for the diff and transfer case ?

 

[miguelmcv]

I will leave this to the expert.



Oil – Jacks Transmissions LLC

 

[1 bishi]

I'm lost that page is all wierd on my fone

 

[SBstar]

DSM:
•Use Redline Lightweight Shockproof in t-case and rear diff. If you have an EVOIII rear diff, do NOT use Shockproof as the LSD will not work with it.

I agree with the above statement. I use heavyweight due to the fact my car sees mostly drag strip abuse and very little daily driving. For daily driving I'd stick with the lightweight.

 

[1 bishi]

### about for the tranny

 

[Archer Fabrications]

Seeing as you are stock.... I would use diaqueen in the trans, and I'd use mitsu fluid for the tcase and rear diff, if your making power, heavy weight in the rear and t case, mt90+light weight shockproof in the trans, as per trevor from sheptrans. (I run this)

 

[josh408]

Jacks recommends NOT to use lightweight shock proof in the transmission usenet causes odd gear failures, light breaking a gear tooth. Use MT-90 in transmission and lightweight shockproof in transfercase and differentials.

 

[Archer Fabrications]

Shep DOES recommend it around 600hp to keep his warranty. I dont run a jacks...

 

[1 bishi]

Thank guys onerous questions how many quarts of each em I going to need?

*one more

 

[Archer Fabrications]

You can search that one, comin man, all these posts are in other threads, already spoon fed you once.

 

[josh408]

Google can answer that real quickly.

 

[Quicksilver1695]

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[synthetek]

Thank guys onerous questions how many quarts of each em I going to need?

Transfer case is .5qt
Rear Diff is .9qt
Trans is 2.3qt

 

[JusMX141]

The lack of searching these days hurts my brain. Might as well just eliminate the search feature altogether for Probationary members....might free up a ton of bandwidth.


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