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You using OEM tofuR?
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Originally Posted by justinfox
You can modify many crappy cars out there to be faster than a real Type-R but no matter how fast they are they still don't knock the Type-R off it's "pedestal" which it so deservedly sits on. :P
JHDM-B18C7 >>>>> Source Code: DC2R 00-0016
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using Redline super liteweight shockproof.
at the moment its in need of a change (read: cold starts), but even when it warms up its gets rid of the 2nd gear crunch the car had when i first bought it.
should be getting a service soon, so i'll be putting that stuff back in.Comment
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It seems the super lightweight shockproof is very popular but i talked to a redline oil reseller and he said ppl usulaly buy lightweight shockproof instead of super lightweight. I m thinking to change the gear oil but dont know if i should go ahead with the super lightweight one. Any thoughts guys?Comment
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you can mix the lightweight with super lightweight if you want...... retired/Comment
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Sorry i m asking a noob question here. Whats the difference between a Manual Transmission Lubricant and Gear Oil? i thought they are the same but actually they are not. Recently i feel that my gear shift doesnt feel as smooth, which fluid should i change to improve the gear shift as well as the 2nd gear grind problem?Last edited by endymiony2k; 04-11-06, 05:48 PM.Comment
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I talked to the representative from redline oil australia today, as for daily driving he recommended light weight shockproof instead of superlight weight. I will give that a go soon ;-)Comment
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Sorry to revive this thread...
Anyone used Redline MTL before? opinions? I was going to get royal purple but the seller suggested redline MTLCARSFORHOPEComment
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Yeah, I'm running Redline MTL on my DC2R. It's really good - the gear changes are smooth now. I changed it straight after I brought my car 2 years ago as the gear changes seemed notchy. Changed to Redline MTL and the gear shifting was a lot more smoother - you can really tell the difference!
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Motul, Redline, Royal Purple or Honda MTF?
What would you rank from best to worst?Comment
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I've used Redline MTL in my DC5R gearbox twice now, with stints of MTF06 and Royal Purple inbetween both Redline MTL changes.
I don't rate MTF06 very highly, because the shifting feel becomes crap after a track day. For some reason, the gearbox is more prone to crunching. On the other hand, redline MTF hasn't given me the same issues after the recent track day that I went to.
To me, once the gearbox is warmed up the MTL provides a smoother shift than the MTF, which is about the same as the RP Syncomesh that I've previously used. I like the MTL and would reccomend it over the MTF.Official ClubITR Sponsor: www.autosphere.com.au - For all your maintenance, oils and track needs.Comment
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Thanks guys, going to order some nowCARSFORHOPEComment
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watch what you pay, it is only 8 bucks per litre from USA...... retired/Comment
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Hrmm the guy wants $23/Quart for the redline MTL + shipComment
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... retired/Comment
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