Yank converter and synthetic trans. fluid.
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What kind of tranny fluid is best? Is it ok to use mobil 1 or any other synthetic fluids with after market converters?
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I prefer Red Line products, though I haven't changed my tranny fluid yet since my converter is sitting next to my bed.
i'll probably go with synthetic atf, synthetic D4 atf, racing atf, or high temp atf. Not sure which one yet. Maybe someone will chime in with some expierence and tell us which one we should go with.
i'll probably go with synthetic atf, synthetic D4 atf, racing atf, or high temp atf. Not sure which one yet. Maybe someone will chime in with some expierence and tell us which one we should go with.
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Mike Recommends Amsoil Powershift transfluid, I use the 10W version of it anf my only gripe about it is that it the smallest container it comes in is 5gallons.
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[QUOTE=Kurt D]Its been said over and over on here that synthetic atf will be too slippery and will lead to more slippage in these trannies.
in a stock tranny this is true but a performance tranny its fine in.
in a stock tranny this is true but a performance tranny its fine in.
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