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    Diff Gear Oil

    What Differential Gear Oil and Posi Additive do you guys recommend?

    I am just looking at options. Thanks.
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    Any 80W90 or 85W140 But try and stick with the GM friction modifire.

    Even though it is a 7$ bottle of gear lube with white lithium grease mixed into it LOL but works better than that positraxx swill from auto parts stores.

    The posi will just chatter around slow corners at all if u dont use any period.
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    10 bolts like swamp mud.


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    hells yeah! it takes up lash! take the rear end cover off, use it to scoop some up and bolt it back on before it runs back out! all in one lube LOL
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    Thanks, Tom.
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    The guys by me swear by Royal Purple, I've used the standard valvoline synthetic with the GM additive. I've had no problems, but I don't drag race.

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    I will agree with others and say from experience use the GM additive and dont' waste your time trying other stuff. I threw it in with some mobil 1 and never a problem.
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    Redline is realy good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KillerTA
    Redline is realy good.
    I agree. Used this stuff for years. It has the friction modifier already blended in.

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