um...can we define "whine"?
#11
RE: um...can we define "whine"?
I noticed you have aftermarket lower and upper control arms. I had my gears done before my suspension modifications and they were absolutely quiet. Once I added my lower controls I started noticing gear whine.
#13
RE: um...can we define "whine"?
its called planning for the future.....if he gets a one piece DS or lowers the car, he will need them......no sense in spending a couple hundred now only to have to spend 250 later for new ones!
#14
RE: um...can we define "whine"?
ORIGINAL: howarmat
its called planning for the future.....if he gets a one piece DS or lowers the car, he will need them......no sense in spending a couple hundred now only to have to spend 250 later for new ones!
its called planning for the future.....if he gets a one piece DS or lowers the car, he will need them......no sense in spending a couple hundred now only to have to spend 250 later for new ones!
#15
RE: um...can we define "whine"?
I plan on non-adj LCA's and adj UCA. One point of adjustment vs 2 which could possibly lead to other issue's, and you shouldnt have to change the pinion angle once done unless you change ride height.
#17
RE: um...can we define "whine"?
^^^ http://www.royalpurple.com/mediaa/mediaa.html
not saying you got the wrong one, but here's a link to the 75w140 rp...
acutally you'll have to click on "round quarts" on this link to view the gear oil (oops)...
not saying you got the wrong one, but here's a link to the 75w140 rp...
acutally you'll have to click on "round quarts" on this link to view the gear oil (oops)...
#20
RE: um...can we define "whine"?
ORIGINAL: rravolt
thanks just went and returned it and got the 75w140 thanks again for the correction i would of been ****** if i found this out after the gears were in
thanks just went and returned it and got the 75w140 thanks again for the correction i would of been ****** if i found this out after the gears were in