Get Your Redline

[2003eclipse]

Well I did the Change added MT-90 and my tranny shifts like brand new again. Considering putting it into gear it would grind and stutter going in it was annoying and now everything is great. I put on about 2 miles of city driving and didn't notice a thing well I was pissed saying what a waste of money. Well after about 5 miles more my tranny was like brand new again and its no Joke. You Guys are stupid if you have not yet bought it. Best 35.00 i have spent on my car.


-joe

[Jacek]

im not going to use redline. ill just stay with the regular shit.

[Enes]

ur regular shit is really bad....


I switched to redline as well on my dsm, and now i'll be spending probably another $100 on the redline products for the truck!!! ATF i hope its cheap ;)

[Kracka]

Redline is my favorite tranny fluid.

[Jacek]

i dont like the idea of having redline in my tranny because of the fact that it is a friction inhibitor which helps you shift better. down side is that it takes a way from tranny life which nobody really cares about but i plan to move to florida once im done with school and i want my green blob to make it. thats why im just gonna stick to a higher grade regular tranny oil.

[A//// Guy]

How does it take away form the life of the tranny? If there is less friction on the parts they will last longer...

I assume that redline is synthetic.. therefore it will work better than non-synthetic goo that is "higher" grade.

[Jacek]

If there is less friction on the parts they will last longer...

exactly what redline doesnt do hence friction inhibitor.

everyone to their own though.

[JoeGengsta]

i love my amsoil :naughty:

[Jacek]

i read this stuff on a site last week. it definately caught my eye.

[Halon]

You read what stuff? I run GM Synchromesh. I had always heard great stuff about it, but I am not impressed with it what so ever, waste of my damn money. I thiink next ill be trying that BG Synchroshift and see how that does. My shifting is notchy, doesn't just slide into 2nd, its real notchy.