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Old 08-01-2007, 05:36 AM
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What Brand Axle Oil?

Going to change the fluid again...

Don't really tow so am going with 75/90 front & rear.

I think that I used Mobil 1 alst time I did this. Is this a good choice, or what do most of you guys use?
Old 08-02-2007, 01:18 AM
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I use Mobil 1 75w90 and so far it seems to be holding up great. I change every 20k and it always looks like brand new fluid. I do tow though, so im considering going up to 140 weight next time.
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Redline.

Shockproof.


Awesome.
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been running redline in all gearsets
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Amsoil 75/140 for me!
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I went with Amsoil 75/90 Sever Gear over 10,000 miles ago and think it is darn good stuff.
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I am running Schaffers 80/90 synthetic with moly. Amsoil, Redline and Royal Purple all are top products as well. Without towing, you'll be just fine on the lighter stuff.
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I'm filling mine with Schaeffer's 80-90 this weekend.
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Ditto on the Redline. I like their stuff.
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Schaeffers

In My book the only way to go. I have used Schaffers in Diffs,Engine and fuel additive since 25,ooo miles... I also used it in my Tractor and Backhoe.
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