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Ok, a while back maybe 2 years, some one made a post about using a GM friction additive in their 6mt with positive results, i wanted to try this as
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Ok, a while back maybe 2 years, some one made a post about using a GM friction additive in their 6mt with positive results, i wanted to try this as its getting hard to get it in to gears (no grinding yet). i have tried to search threads for this but no luck...i was hoping someone would remember what that friction additive was...
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On behalf of the forum I'd like to thank the OP for not getting frustrated and using sand as a friction additive. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk |
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