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Old 07-05-2008, 08:39 AM
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I have 12 bolt with the eaton true trac and 410 gears.Im currently running lucas 80/90 gear oil no limited slip additive.I'm do for change on the rear end fluid just want to find out what I should use car is a 6spd if that matters.
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At the gear shop we always use normal old GL5 with friction additive.
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you do not need the additive with the tru-trac. it is clutchless. it is just like your ring/pinion meaning it is a gear type center section.
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Thanx for the info
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Originally Posted by 2002SilverWS-6
you do not need the additive with the tru-trac. it is clutchless. it is just like your ring/pinion meaning it is a gear type center section.
Yes indeed, no additive needed! Bob



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