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01 24v 07-12-2016 03:14 PM

Just got the oil in and filled it up there's a noticeable difference in shifting feels better and smoother now (run around the block) I just need to service my rear diff what fluid could I use on it its a limited slip and from what I can tell I don't think it's ever been serviced I was amazed when I checked it that it had about 2/8 of diff fluid in it yikes!!

gh0stman 07-13-2016 04:12 AM

Brand doesn't really matter just get a 75W95 or a 75W140 (if you tow heavy a lot). And make sure it has an additive for LSD. When I changed mine the first time it felt like I had an increase in torque. When you go to put it back on just use some permitex or how ever you spell it. And get all the old gasket off the housing and diff cover.

01 24v 07-13-2016 04:27 AM

I got valvoline synpower 75w-140 since they were all out of 75 95 says limited slip and also some mega black gasket stuff it's like the permatex pretty I think it is. Only able to get three quarts since that's all they had left in the mean time I'll just buff the cover down and repaint I pull a cattle trailer around unloaded just scrap steel in it sometimes would this oil affect much for regular driving ?

gh0stman 07-13-2016 04:34 AM

3 quarts should be all you need unless you have a bigger than stock diff cover.

01 24v 07-13-2016 04:41 AM

That's Great might even go outside in a bit and fill my diff up shoudl the 75w-140 be good for regular driving or should wait till they get 75w-95

gh0stman 07-13-2016 04:45 AM

You should be fine.

01 24v 07-13-2016 05:14 AM

Awesome man thanks for the advice as well as jet a fuel! Let Ya know how it runs after I fill it up soon! And btw I noticed you have a bhaf from your sig are there any pros or cons to it? (Besides turbo spool)

gh0stman 07-13-2016 05:19 AM

Pros= better filtration and filter life, ease of install

Cons = none.

I don't run with a heat shield and still don't have intake temp problems. It plugs right into the stock intake tube. You can get one for roughly $60 or less. If you like spool sound it will make it louder but it is still not over bearing. There is no hp gain to be had with any filter whether it be BHAF or high dollar aftermarket intake. The stock box can support up to 500 hp IIRC. But it does take a slight breathing load off the engine in my opinion.

01 24v 07-13-2016 05:28 AM

That's sweet I'll have to get me one i think autozone might have wix paper filter I'll have to check it out in a bit thanks man!


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