Re: Diff and Trans Oil

2006-07-06 Thread Henry Stike
We started using Redline MTL a few years back because several on the list said it's great! Oh, 79 spit 1500. that 5 stuff will eat the brass up for sure. Don & Henry --- Matthew Milkevitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Fellow Listers; > > What type of gear oil are we supposed to use in > t

RE: Diff and Trans Oil

2006-07-06 Thread Todd Bermudez
GL-4 is available at some NAPA stores...some, not all. It pays to call around before jumping in your car. They carry Sta-Lube. Some carry the quart containers & some carry the Gallon Jugs...some both. I personally bought all that they had when I found it. Cheers, Todd --- Bill Davies <[EMAIL

RE: Diff and Trans Oil

2006-07-06 Thread Bill Davies
> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:spitfires- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Matthew Milkevitch > > What type of gear oil are we supposed to use in the diff and trans of > our Spits? I've heard that GL 4 is the way to go, however I can't seem to > find it at any of

Re: Diff and Trans Oil

2006-07-05 Thread Jon McLeroy
Matt Per Penrite's Lubrication Recommendation Sheet for Spits, GT6, Herald, Vitesse & Bond The Rear ends should be using Hypoid 80W/90. Not straight gear oil. Please advise if you would like a Penrite brochure packet with your mailing address and I will include the above mentioned sheet.

RE: Diff and Trans Oil

2006-07-05 Thread Greg Rowe
GL5 eats away the copper and brass parts. From what I hear, it's more of a problem with the diff, you can *probably* get away with it in the transmission (unless you have overdrive). But why risk it? I was able to find GL4 on the shelf at our local NAPA store. At the very least, they can pr