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VQdriver · 11-08-2010, 08:16 AM

I noticed one other person using Castrol Hypoy C but it's for a VLSD. I have a couple extra bottles laying around collecting dust. Does anyone think it's unsafe to use this in a Kaaz 2-way LSD? It's still mineral based and the correct viscosity like the manufacturer suggests. Think it's any better or worse than Kaaz brand oil? I'm currently running Motul 90PA in there, but it's 2 years old now. Not many miles have been put on the car since my last tuneup (~2 full tanks of gas in as many years).

The rest of my tuneup consists of: Rotella T synthetic 5W-40, NGK iridium plugs heat range 8 (GT2540R turbo 355whp), anything but Fram oil filter sized for a Z32 (for a Greddy oil filter relocation kit), Redline MT-85 transmission fluid, ATE superblue brake fluid.

11-08-2010, 08:16 AM	#29
VQdriver Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: NJ Age: 46 Posts: 38 Trader Rating: (0)	I noticed one other person using Castrol Hypoy C but it's for a VLSD. I have a couple extra bottles laying around collecting dust. Does anyone think it's unsafe to use this in a Kaaz 2-way LSD? It's still mineral based and the correct viscosity like the manufacturer suggests. Think it's any better or worse than Kaaz brand oil? I'm currently running Motul 90PA in there, but it's 2 years old now. Not many miles have been put on the car since my last tuneup (~2 full tanks of gas in as many years). The rest of my tuneup consists of: Rotella T synthetic 5W-40, NGK iridium plugs heat range 8 (GT2540R turbo 355whp), anything but Fram oil filter sized for a Z32 (for a Greddy oil filter relocation kit), Redline MT-85 transmission fluid, ATE superblue brake fluid. Last edited by VQdriver; 11-08-2010 at 08:19 AM.. Reason: addendum