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StanTheMan 08-01-2017 11:56 PM


Originally Posted by 18psi (Post 1430878)
don't worry, you'll probably stuff it into a wall before you break the transmission.

good chance you'll break the PPF though..... juts under where the diff gets bolted in.

sixshooter 08-02-2017 01:07 PM


Originally Posted by ridethecliche (Post 1431196)
You're going to give poor sixshooter a heart attack...

Nooooooo! Stahp!

The diff and transmission will have the best chance of surviving if insulated from the exhaust piping to keep the oils from losing film strength. I'm sure the choice of oils makes a difference, too, but I'm not recommending anything because I am not sure I have a better or worse choice than everyone else. I'm going against the grain and using Shockproof from Redline but this transmission is a used 100k+ mile unit from a track day car that was already whining a bit. And I'm only just over 320whp at present. So far so good.

chicksdigmiatas 08-02-2017 03:08 PM


Originally Posted by sixshooter (Post 1431303)
Nooooooo! Stahp!

The diff and transmission will have the best chance of surviving if insulated from the exhaust piping to keep the oils from losing film strength. I'm sure the choice of oils makes a difference, too, but I'm not recommending anything because I am not sure I have a better or worse choice than everyone else. I'm going against the grain and using Shockproof from Redline but this transmission is a used 100k+ mile unit from a track day car that was already whining a bit. And I'm only just over 320whp at present. So far so good.

My strongest 5 speed had a god awful whine to it. It adds character if you ask me.

Darbymx5 08-03-2017 10:02 AM


Originally Posted by chicksdigmiatas (Post 1431331)
My strongest 5 speed had a god awful whine to it. It adds character if you ask me.

just tell everyone you have a dogbox with straight cut gears thats why it sounds like that :rofl:

Darbymx5 08-03-2017 10:08 AM


Originally Posted by sixshooter (Post 1431303)
Nooooooo! Stahp!

The diff and transmission will have the best chance of surviving if insulated from the exhaust piping to keep the oils from losing film strength. I'm sure the choice of oils makes a difference, too, but I'm not recommending anything because I am not sure I have a better or worse choice than everyone else. I'm going against the grain and using Shockproof from Redline but this transmission is a used 100k+ mile unit from a track day car that was already whining a bit. And I'm only just over 320whp at present. So far so good.

ive been using ford motorcraft mtf for the trans and lucas gear oil (80w-90 i think?) for the diff. open to trying other things, i just know a lot of people love the motorcraft. I do get a harsh/clinking engagement in 2nd sometimes tho. how often do you change your diff/trans fluid with pretty regular track abuse?

sixshooter 08-03-2017 10:30 AM

Every 4 or 5 visits to the track depending upon how much actual track time I get.


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