Granby

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Is Red Line lightweight shockproof gear oil ok to use in the rear diff of a 2004 wrx

Thanks

Jay m A

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Yes. Its only the plated LSDs that need the slippy LS gear oil, your rear diff is a viscous LSD so you can use the same as needed in the gearbox

oilman

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Jay's right

Granby

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Thanks, looks like another order going into the oilman soon

V4JDMSTi

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Would it be the same stuff for a 97 sti?

Group buy if it is? I need to change the engine, gearbox and diff oil granby I know Dad need to do the engine oil as well.

oilman

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I think there may be an offer coming up next week, not sure of the details, but I think that will be the time to buy if you need a few things.

The Lightweight shockproof will be fine for the diff, but it's not recommended for the gearbox as it's designed for straight cut boxes etc, rather than synchro boxes. I've not heard of any time that the Light shockproof has caused a problem, but Redline won't back it up if things go wrong in a synchro box. Go for the Millers CRX 75w-90NT or Motul Gear 300 instead for the gearbox. Use a 10w-50 in the engine.

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-673-75w-90.aspx
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-659-10w-50.aspx

I don't know what engine your dad has, so I won't recommend anything for him yet.

Cheers

Tim

Granby

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V4JDMSTi

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