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It is a great, informative post... but one thing i disagree with is that you have to run carbonetics gear oil on their diff. That is just a ploy to

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Old 10-07-2009, 05:56 PM   #31 (permalink)
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It is a great, informative post... but one thing i disagree with is that you have to run carbonetics gear oil on their diff. That is just a ploy to sell their overpriced gear oil. We're running motul of the same viscosity and works great. I've talked to a number of folks in the know that think this is fine.
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