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Old 11-24-2008, 04:15 PM   #1
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As long as it's 80/90 conventional (non-synthetic) you should be fine.
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As long as it's 80/90 conventional (non-synthetic) you should be fine.
I personally don't have much success with anything other than Tomei or Kaaz oil in my 2-way.

I tried conventional Valvoline 80W90 with no friction modifier and I do not like the way the diff behaves. It's too noisy and locks up too abruptly compared with Kaaz/Tomei oil.

I'll try the Ford stuff and if that doesn't work I'll just go back to Tomei oil.
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