The severe gear is the product line almost any pickup differential. Three weights, 75/90, 110, and 140. The 90 covers 95% of the market. The newer fords are taking the 140 I believe, but yours has the 90 listed. The 110 could also be used, but the 140 isn't necessary.
Our multipurpose grease is the item of choice for the joints.

If interested, I can shoot you prices on them.

 

hey can i get some info also. i've been running amsoil in my truck since i got it but i hate not being able to walk in a store to get it. i was thinking about going the rotella route but it kills me to think about putting it in my truck. i normally order 2 2.5 gal. 4 qts. 15-40 hd marine and 4 filters. thanks justin

 

Will do.

 

info my DTA 360+ FSO 8406a+ 10.25 rear+dana60 front=many gallons of oil!

 

Howdy,

Looking to purchase at the best price. (1) EA080-EA, (1) EAA189-EA and (1)P550800. Also recommendations on winter oil.

Live in western MT and it can get quite frigid!!!

2007 Dodge 3500 SRW Cummins 5.9 Auto with 23K

 

On these late model truck, they actually do quite well with the 15W-40 til you get below zero, then they can crank a little slow. If you're dealing with below temps and outside start ups, then I would go with the 5W-40.
I'll pm you prices on those items.

 

Heath, what the best you could do for a 6 pack of oil filters?

 

They don't have case or bulk prices on their filters. Cost of one x 6. Kinda stinks but what do you do.
I"ll send it to you.

 

Getting close to needing an oil change. It's a Florida truck (coldest we get is low 20's.). What can you do for me?

Thanks in advance.

 

For your 95 and location, definitely the Heavy Duty Diesel and Marine, 15W-40. I'll pm pricing for you.