Synthetic drive oil
#1
Guys, I need your help! I am thinking about changing to a synthetic drive oil. Which brand and what weight has worked best for you? I am running Bravo I drives in 302 Baja with 502 Mag MPI's. any thoughts would be appreciated.
Dail
Dail
#2
I ran RedLine ShockProof Heavy in my TRS drives as per recomended by RedLine....the biggest difference i noticed was during oil changes you had next to none of those metal dust fragments on the magnet.....and less of the chaulking from the heat on the drive after hard runs..
Also when shifting into gear it seamed like it went smoother and not suck a hard "clunk"....not sure if that was the oil taking up any extra play there may have been inbetween the gears or what but it was noticible...
Also when shifting into gear it seamed like it went smoother and not suck a hard "clunk"....not sure if that was the oil taking up any extra play there may have been inbetween the gears or what but it was noticible...
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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy horsepower. And I've never seen a sad person hauling a$$!
-Wally
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy horsepower. And I've never seen a sad person hauling a$$!
#5
Here's a link to a thread with 66 posts talking about gear lube. It ended a couple of weeks ago. There is some good info, but no agreement on what is the best to use.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...threadid=39602
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...threadid=39602
#6
I just mixed up a batch of Torco, Amsoil, RoyalPurple, Redline,Quicksilver, Mobil, and K-mart gear oil.
I expect that it will have the best characteristics of each component and will probably enable your drive to last forever and handle unlimited horsepower.
Give me a call and I will send some right out to you...
I expect that it will have the best characteristics of each component and will probably enable your drive to last forever and handle unlimited horsepower.
Give me a call and I will send some right out to you...




