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Old 05-20-05, 06:21 PM
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For those of you that have the LSD what type of oil/ synthetic are you using? I just purchased one and want to put in the good stuff.

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Hey Al, I know there are a couple of threads out there with this info, let me search for you.

WIth the 3.76 Torsen type you do not need the friction modifier type stuff like I have in my TRD LSD.

I prefer Redline fluid.

Also - can you do me a favor please and trim down the text lines in your siggie? Max is 8 lines including blanks (you're at 15) Thanks

Here are a couple I found searching for LSD fluid
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ight=lsd+fluid
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ight=lsd+fluid

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I just use regular type oil. Been using the car for the last few week, seem ok.

Does Torsen Type need special oil?

And how to to tell which type of limited slip I have?

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Originally Posted by gowest
I just use regular type oil. Been using the car for the last few week, seem ok.

Does Torsen Type need special oil????
By regular oil do you mean synthetic? When I got my rmm 3.76lsd, the toyota sheet that came with it specifically states the use of Synthetic Gear Oil. If your not using a synthetic, I would recommend
switching to it cause that's what toyota calls for. The lsd is an expensive part and you don't want to skimp on the oil.
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Dave I will redue my sig, I am sorry I did not realize I was over the limit.



Originally Posted by DaveGS4
Hey Al, I know there are a couple of threads out there with this info, let me search for you.

WIth the 3.76 Torsen type you do not need the friction modifier type stuff like I have in my TRD LSD.

I prefer Redline fluid.

Also - can you do me a favor please and trim down the text lines in your siggie? Max is 8 lines including blanks (you're at 15) Thanks

Here are a couple I found searching for LSD fluid
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ight=lsd+fluid
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ight=lsd+fluid
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Originally Posted by rheiy
By regular oil do you mean synthetic? When I got my rmm 3.76lsd, the toyota sheet that came with it specifically states the use of Synthetic Gear Oil. If your not using a synthetic, I would recommend
switching to it cause that's what toyota calls for. The lsd is an expensive part and you don't want to skimp on the oil.
Thank, I will change it soon.
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After reading all the LSD fluid comments/ recomendations, I have decided to go with the Red Line Synthetic 75W90.

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Originally Posted by alsilverbullet
After reading all the LSD fluid comments/ recomendations, I have decided to go with the Red Line Synthetic 75W90.

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yeah i am using that one and i am very happy. never tried any others before but it's good i think
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I've used Mobil 1 for many years in the engine and for gear lube. Recently switched to Royal Purple for both engine oil and rear diff lube. Not that I was unhappy with Mobil 1, just wanted to try something different. I think any top quality synthetic would do the job.
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I have Mobil-1 synthetic gear oil 75W90 in my 3.76 Supra diff.
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Originally Posted by bitkahuna
I have Mobil-1 synthetic gear oil 75W90 in my 3.76 Supra diff.
Same here...mobil-1 for the lsd
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