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10-03-2004 | 07:46 PM

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WRX_FLIP

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Car Info: 02 wrx

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Originally Posted by islandx

I would advise against synthetic trans fluid, instead go with regular ole dino.

Yup, me too...

what was it ? 4 something quarts for the gear box... and 1 quart for the rear diff.

besides, julio... u don't beat on your car as much as others.

motul RBF600 = 2 pints.... one to flush and one to fill

i haven't searched up on synthetic trans fluids in a long while.. what are they saying now ?

10-03-2004 | 08:10 PM

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myroncuz

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From: AIEA CUZ!!!

Car Info: 06 F4I & 04 G35 CHEHOOO

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Originally Posted by STiNightFall

oem? what does that mean?

YOUR KIDDING RIGHT? everyone knows that it stands for octopus's eat mice....

ok, that was just dumb...

10-03-2004 | 11:11 PM

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boloheadrat

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Originally Posted by silver satin

For your transmission I've heard good things about GM synchro mesh supposdly you can buy it at GM dealerships heard it's real good I'm gonna use it when I get to that point.

It think it's the syncromesh FM. (Friction Modified). Yep, I'm hearing a lot of good stuff about it. I'm gonna dump some in my car as soon as I get a chance.

10-03-2004 | 11:25 PM

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I take that back about the Syncromesh FM. I don't think the front diff would like it. I think the regular Syncromesh would be a better choice. This thread has some good info: https://www.i-club.com/forums/showth...ght=syncromesh