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  • Red90
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    Re: GM synchromesh and your o2m tranny

    Originally posted by Mcrow View Post
    Something is different about measuring gear oil weights and engine oil weights (can't remember what). But a 75w/90 gear oil is equivalent to a 15w-ish/50-ish weight engine oil.
    I'm well aware of viscosity ratings. That is very thick. The GM syncromesh is a 75W-80. Basically 1/2 the viscosity of a 75W-90.

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  • Mcrow
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    Reference: http://www.kewengineering.co.uk/Auto..._explained.htm

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  • Mcrow
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    Re: GM synchromesh and your o2m tranny

    Something is different about measuring gear oil weights and engine oil weights (can't remember what). But a 75w/90 gear oil is equivalent to a 15w-ish/50-ish weight engine oil.

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  • Red90
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    Re: GM synchromesh and your o2m tranny

    Originally posted by Mcrow View Post
    It works fine, but I preferentially go to Redline 75w/90 fluid. I find it the best.
    75W-90? Seriously? That would be super thick....

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  • xJarodx
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    Originally posted by Mcrow View Post
    I forgot about Motul, that is a very nice fluid as well. I ran that when I used to work at Tunerworks.
    Already grabbed some synchromesh, but I drive 100+ kms/day. I'll see how she goes and try the motul next.

    Thanks for the insight.

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  • onceover
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    Park it in second gear. That fixed it for me.

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  • Natty54
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    use the gear 300 myself as well

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  • Mcrow
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    Re: GM synchromesh and your o2m tranny

    Originally posted by BaggedGLI View Post
    I since switched to Motul Gear 300, very nice feel, was good for the 8,000km this year
    I forgot about Motul, that is a very nice fluid as well. I ran that when I used to work at Tunerworks.

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  • BaggedGLI
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    I since switched to Motul Gear 300, very nice feel, was good for the 8,000km this year

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  • xJarodx
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    Originally posted by TheJungle View Post
    I have an O2A, but no complaints here either, helped "fix" my second gear!
    Love it, it's goin down this weekend

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  • xJarodx
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    Re: GM synchromesh and your o2m tranny

    Originally posted by MechEngg View Post
    I used the AC Delco synchromesh and it worked great, used it on Colin's car too and i haven't heard any complaints so far.
    If you and Colin use it, then I'm down. Thanks guys

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  • Mcrow
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    Re: GM synchromesh and your o2m tranny

    It works fine, but I preferentially go to Redline 75w/90 fluid. I find it the best.

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  • GingerBeef
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    I have an O2A, but no complaints here either, helped "fix" my second gear!

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  • kujiwara
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    Works great.

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  • MechEngg
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    I used the AC Delco synchromesh and it worked great, used it on Colin's car too and i haven't heard any complaints so far.

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