4.10's go in Saturday..oil question
11-17-2006, 02:04 PM
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RE: Beating the old oil question
Also. i believe if you change your rear diff cover to a aftermarket, it wont clear the panhard brace, i remember reading a article that BMR has a panhard relocation bracket that moves it out about a Inch, so it clears...
Might want to double check on that....
Might want to double check on that....
11-17-2006, 08:01 PM
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RE: Beating the old oil question
ORIGINAL: Ford_Dude
the only thing conventional oil is ggod for is seating the Piston rings
for the diff it should be fine to go strait to High Performance Full Synthetic oil
the only thing conventional oil is ggod for is seating the Piston rings
for the diff it should be fine to go strait to High Performance Full Synthetic oil
The point wasn't that the Redline would be bad or hurt anything. The point is why spend the money when it will be drained in 500 miles. that to me is a waste and not needed during break in.
Richard
11-18-2006, 09:47 AM
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RE: Beating the old oil question
ORIGINAL: torch red
Also. i believe if you change your rear diff cover to a aftermarket, it wont clear the panhard brace, i remember reading a article that BMR has a panhard relocation bracket that moves it out about a Inch, so it clears...
Might want to double check on that....
Also. i believe if you change your rear diff cover to a aftermarket, it wont clear the panhard brace, i remember reading a article that BMR has a panhard relocation bracket that moves it out about a Inch, so it clears...
Might want to double check on that....
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11-18-2006, 12:46 PM
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RE: Beating the old oil question
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Why would you want to change the diff cover?
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ORIGINAL: torch red
Also. i believe if you change your rear diff cover to a aftermarket, it wont clear the panhard brace, i remember reading a article that BMR has a panhard relocation bracket that moves it out about a Inch, so it clears...
Might want to double check on that....
Also. i believe if you change your rear diff cover to a aftermarket, it wont clear the panhard brace, i remember reading a article that BMR has a panhard relocation bracket that moves it out about a Inch, so it clears...
Might want to double check on that....
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11-19-2006, 06:12 AM
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RE: Beating the old oil question
ORIGINAL: Ford_Dude
I think he would want to change the cover for one with a drain plug for easier fluid change
ORIGINAL: androdz
Why would you want to change the diff cover?
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ORIGINAL: torch red
Also. i believe if you change your rear diff cover to a aftermarket, it wont clear the panhard brace, i remember reading a article that BMR has a panhard relocation bracket that moves it out about a Inch, so it clears...
Might want to double check on that....
Also. i believe if you change your rear diff cover to a aftermarket, it wont clear the panhard brace, i remember reading a article that BMR has a panhard relocation bracket that moves it out about a Inch, so it clears...
Might want to double check on that....
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