Which Diff Cover?
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Which Diff Cover?
I'm about to change my diff fluid and I figured I'd reinforce my rear with a diff cover, but most of the ones I see are the cheap brands. Who makes the best ones and where can I get them?
Quick question about the fluid, the guy at O'Riley's gave me three quarts of Royal Purple 75W140 and said that with it I didn't need any additive... Is this alright for the 10 bolt?
For your reference, my car is going to soon be finished with a full Strano suspension with 315's all round... sticky stuff too... so I'll be doing some hard launches and need some reinforcement... Don't tell me to go with a 12 bolt or 9" please... this is an autox car.
Quick question about the fluid, the guy at O'Riley's gave me three quarts of Royal Purple 75W140 and said that with it I didn't need any additive... Is this alright for the 10 bolt?
For your reference, my car is going to soon be finished with a full Strano suspension with 315's all round... sticky stuff too... so I'll be doing some hard launches and need some reinforcement... Don't tell me to go with a 12 bolt or 9" please... this is an autox car.
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Pretty much all the covers are the same. Whether it be Mac, TA Performance, LPW, or whatever you choose. I would say to get the stud kit with it though. And for the fluid the Royal Purple should be good without the additive, I believe all synthetic rear end fluid comes with the limited slip additive already in it.