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  • #521044
    Jivan Naran
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      Hi guys

      Is it safe to use any 80W-90 gear oil in a limited slip differential? Some brands say you can and others don’t state at all. I’ve heard of some people putting in limited slip additives also. It would be great to get your opinion. Thank you

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    • #521048
      Bill
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        80w90 is just fine in that car but i would definately use a limited slip additive with it.

        #521079

        If it the oil says that it is meant for LSDs you can use it of it doesnt don’t 🙂 Simplez

        #521141
        Roy French
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          80W-90 is fine in your diff, but you must use the additive. It is a friction modifier that allows your axle clutches to slip during cornering. If you don’t use it, the car wont turn in slippery conditions like heavy rain. After a fluid change, I always drive the vehicle in a few figure 8 patterns to make sure the stuff gets worked into the clutches well.

          #521223
          college man
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            The LS diff oil will be fine.

            #521229

            If the oil says it is meant for LSDs you can put it in you don’t need any additives but if it says nothing about LSDs don’t put it in you shouldn’t need additives if you use the right oil

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