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A few people have been wanting this, and I found a place that sells it.

Coventry Autoparts in Geebung. Turn at the Maccas at Virginia if going along Sandgate Rd. Or follow the road past the Geebung Rail station if coming from the other direction (Gympie Rd)

Cost me $80 for two 1 litre bottles.

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damn ive had this stuff sitting in my car for 5 days now and haven't got around to getting someone to change it for me.

I did the engine oil without a problem but i think changing the gearbox oil is too much for me with no equipment/knowledge.

I got it from CRD

http://www.motorsportworld.com.au/outlets/croydon/

$100 for 4L (requires 3.5L and its actually a 3.7L bottle).

$10 next day courier delivery. Pretty sure they were at/near Silverwater from memory.

Yes I had the lightweight put in my car yesterday (Tuesday). I could notice a difference immediately on the drive home (3km) and it was better again today on the drive to work (3km).

I think by this time next week it should be at its full effect (400km later).

Deffinetly worth the $110. ($25/L + $10 Postage)

Edit: The easiest way I can describe the difference is...

standard oil:

When cold its very hard with 1st <-> 2nd + 4th sometimes crunches.

When its warm (1hr of driving) things aren't too bad but 4th still crunches now and then.

Redline oil:

Cold = the same as warm with the standard oil

I'll give it afew 100 km's first before i make a final judgement.

Verrrrry impressed with the oil so far.

Originally posted by 2fardown

A few mechanics I have spoken to have warned me against using such a slippery lube, as it doesn't let the synchros engage or something like that.

Though if you synchros are already pretty shagged then I spose you can't really do more harm.

hmmm....If sounds are anything to go by then my synchros are much healthier after the redline oil. I am sure crunching into gears is not as good, me thinks.

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