Redline vs. Amsoil Manual Trans Oil
Re: Redline vs. Amsoil Manual Trans Oil
Originally posted by MaximaMoJo
I was wondering which is better? I know I want to use either one or the other I just don't know which would be better. So let the comparison begin!
I was wondering which is better? I know I want to use either one or the other I just don't know which would be better. So let the comparison begin!
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=100060
I imagine they preform pretty similarly.
I have redline now, and am going to put in Amsoil when I change my clutch. I bought Amsoil for no other reason than convenience. I use it for my engine, so I added some tranny fluid on my last order.
I have redline now, and am going to put in Amsoil when I change my clutch. I bought Amsoil for no other reason than convenience. I use it for my engine, so I added some tranny fluid on my last order.
The oil anlaysis spreadsheet does not have a comparison between Amsoil MT and Redline MT. I was looking for people that have used these brands and would suggest them based on their results. I am using Valvoline Durablend right now and I am definitely not happy with it. I was particularly interested in what people have to say about Amsoil MT oil because I know a lot of people have been satisfied with Redline.
My max has 60k miles on her so its due for a manual tranny fluid change... My buddy (where I'm putting my summer tires on) has a hoist and I'm thinking of changing the fluid at the same time... Is it a straight drain plug, or is it like some autos where you have to remove the pan and its a real pain in the **** job to do? How much fluid (not that I won't check the manual, but I'm at work
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its a drain and fill
there is a fill hole and a drain hole. Maxima non LSD trans takes 4.7 qt i believe and the LSD takes 4.5 qt. If your on flat ground, you fill the trans until fluid comes out of the fill hole.
there is a fill hole and a drain hole. Maxima non LSD trans takes 4.7 qt i believe and the LSD takes 4.5 qt. If your on flat ground, you fill the trans until fluid comes out of the fill hole.
Originally posted by Kojiro_FtT
Redline + 6-Speed = Poor Choice
Redline + 6-Speed = Poor Choice
wait..your saying Redline MT90+ a 2k2/2k3 6 speed..is a poor choice? I hope your joking...im using it..its feels way better than stock..and im sure other members will agree.
Originally posted by chinaonnitrous1
wait..your saying Redline MT90+ a 2k2/2k3 6 speed..is a poor choice? I hope your joking...im using it..its feels way better than stock..and im sure other members will agree.
wait..your saying Redline MT90+ a 2k2/2k3 6 speed..is a poor choice? I hope your joking...im using it..its feels way better than stock..and im sure other members will agree.
yeah....i'm with china...only had my redline for a week and it's been fine. care to add more to your mathematical theory.
I've used Redline and Amsoil. I like Amsoil. Surprise
Both the 5 speed and the 6 speed are drain and fill procedures. No special flushes, weird procedures or machines necessary. Just basic hand tools and a long funnel.
The 5 speed people should buy 5 quarts. The 6 speed people should buy 3 quarts.
Everyone I know who has used a synthetic in the 5 speed has loved it. It seems that about half of the 6 speed people love it, the other half hate it. I've seen these comments on both Amsoil and Redline, so the no brand is immune.
Both the 5 speed and the 6 speed are drain and fill procedures. No special flushes, weird procedures or machines necessary. Just basic hand tools and a long funnel.
The 5 speed people should buy 5 quarts. The 6 speed people should buy 3 quarts.
Everyone I know who has used a synthetic in the 5 speed has loved it. It seems that about half of the 6 speed people love it, the other half hate it. I've seen these comments on both Amsoil and Redline, so the no brand is immune.
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