ianbott

As above, does anybody know which grade of oil and any recommendations of brands for a gearbox fitted with a plate type limited slip differential.
Cheers Ian.

classicwrx93

opie oils. have a look on their site and use their search facility with your specifics. They are pretty good and will get back to you pretty quick. I'm sure one of their representatives are on here somewhere?

-Stealth-

I get my oil from there.

I've always used Millers Competition 75W90 Millers Oils CRX 75w-90 NT Competition full synthetic.

http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-60230-mi...ssion-oil.aspx

just me

iTrader: (3)

have that in my gearbox at the moment, horrible notchy gear change, cant get 2nd till ten minutes of driving.

Will be changing it for good old castrol universal.

-Stealth-

Not had a problem with it. Compared to what was in there originally, it's so much better.

Suberman

What car is it? Take it, you asking about the gearbox with a clutch front LSD?

cster

Are you sure your front diff/gearbox is plated.
On mine, rear diff is plated (so need LS oil) and front (gearbox/diff) just uses "normal" oil.

ianbott

It is deffo a clutch type lsd and yeah installed in a transaxle.
Thanks will give opie oils a shout.

AS Performance

iTrader: (4)

far more people do Oil than those mentioned, and capable of giving specific accurate advice free.........

presuming its still a "synchro" gear box then do NOT use an LSD type oil...........you need to err on the synchro requirements with a good quality gear oil like CRX75w90, CRX75w140, Motul Gear 300, etc.......

bustaMOVEs

iTrader: (31)

Good stuff this.
it's competition oil, although meant to be good for cold starts but not on all applications, motul 300 is good for cold starts.

ianbott

It is a syncro box yeah and that was my worry, most of the LSD oils appear to be designed for rear axles using a LSD.
I'll contact some suppliers and see what they say.
Thanks again.