shiftnatredline

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I ordered some two days ago and it will be here tomorrow!! I cant wait to put it in and experience every shift feeling like cutting through buttah with a hot knife hehe

the_3d_man

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you'll love it. I asume you got the MTG 75W-90

Back before I let the nissan dealership touch my car and destroy my tranny (by giving back to me half empty) I switched over to the MTG and it really was like butter.

rockfordmaxII

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ive got it, but i cant see how its that great. previous owner mustve had synthetic in it also cuz i hardly noticed a difference. o well

shiftnatredline

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everything is much smoother. i like it alot. i took it out racing last night after filling it up and omg, i didn't even have to work to get it into gear. soooo nice...

dgeesaman

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I'm running MTG now. To me, it's no different than the MT-90 or Neo 75w-90HD I was running in the past. They all work pretty well.

Dave

DJ420

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Yup.. they're all pretty equivelent. I'm running Redline MT-90 myself..
DJ

shiftnatredline

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i had heard the redline had some leakage problems..

99se5speed

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The only difference btwn Redline and Amsoil is Amsoil is better in colder weather. I have yet to experiance a hard or notchy shift in below 0 temps.

devilz05

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I second this. I did not notice any difference after putting in Amsoil, but then again the previous owner was a mechanic so I had little doubt that he had something just as good in there before. If you are going from regular ole oil Im sure you will love it, though.

dgeesaman

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No true. There is no basis of any kind for that type of thing.