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    maintaining rear end

    how often should the rear end fluids be changed? and what type of oil do use?

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    GM limited slip additive and 2 quarts of a good 75w-90.

    Every 25K miles or so would be a decent interval.

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    Yeah go with what Mr. Luos said. Although I thought you could go a lot longer than 25k miles

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    Quote Originally Posted by patriot1136 View Post
    Yeah go with what Mr. Luos said. Although I thought you could go a lot longer than 25k miles
    I think GM recommended 10K miles.
    They knew they put in a pile of shit rearend....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    I think GM recommended 10K miles.
    They knew they put in a pile of shit rearend....
    For the power our cars have & the vast amount of power our ls1's can be modded to have, the rearend they "equipped" us with is a joke!

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    I think the recommended interval is 7000 miles if you can believe that.

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    Pewter metallic
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    wait mr.lous was that 25,000 or 2500 sorry was kinda confused. i figured 25,000 would be way too long. also where can i buy the gm limited slip fluid and what rear gasket and 75/90 oil do you guys recommend?
    Last edited by freshadenamufcka; 06-14-2008 at 01:22 PM. Reason: forgot something

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    You can get the GM addative at the stealership or you can get pretty much its equivalent at Napa as well as the gasket, permatex sealant, 75/90 gear oil. I use Valvoline in mine.

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    For the stock rear end....and a mostly stock car.


    Two quarts Mobil 1 75w-90 and GM additive from the stealership. Any gasket that will fit will do....with RTV (gasket maker) on it.
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    Use a good synthetic oil such as Royal Purple, Then you will not need the additive.

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    I do mine every spring when the car comes out of the storage unit. Mobil 1 75w90 and what ever LSD additive I can find at the parts store (usually kendal or atp.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jays00ss View Post
    Use a good synthetic oil such as Royal Purple, Then you will not need the additive.
    Damn-I think I may have put Royal Purple in mine-cant remember. I think I tacked 300 miles on my car this year.

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