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sorry, its a 6mt. Im leaving to take the g on a 2000 mile trek to tail of the dragon in the mountains on the border of nc, tn and ky. I will be stopping in raleigh for a few days and if the castrol is no good for our cars i will change it over there if I can find a place that sells amsoil. Otherwise i will wait until I get home.
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I just change my tranny fluid this weekend with amsoil Manual Transmission & Transaxle Gear Lube 75W-90. I was so happy, it shifts a little better from 1st to 2nd and smoother heal toe shifting. Dude i wish i could drive the DRAGON take of the G i heard its not for rookies. All i have to compare is the Sierra Nevada passes.
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Yeah the Dragon is gonna be fun but no its not for rookies. Over 300 miles of twisty mountain roads. We got the GoPro HD, digital cams, flip videos. 3 days of killing it Hopefully not driving off the side of the mountain. Ill post pics and videos when i get back. I guess ill change over to Amsol too before I leave. Does autozone or advanced auto carry it?
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well when i bought the car the 1st owner used castrol gear oil, my friends ran amsoil and i went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that it does shift smoother. i search around on here and other forums and found that most people like amsoil gear oil. i dont drive my car much, maybe 5k miles a year but i do change the diff oil every summer.
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