Differential fluid change - do I need friction modifier?

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Dv8tor

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So I just ordered a case of 75W140 for my diffs. But then I was just glancing at SDHQs website and they have bottles of 75W90 for the front diff. I ordered 2 tubes of that slip lock stuff too. Should I order 75W90 for the front or will the 75W140 work?.
 

Jimbo

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I'm using Redline... but any of the brands you listed are all good quality.
 

HAYNES OFFROAD

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Redline, Lucas, royal purple, amsoil.... All great lubes, and can't really go wrong with any of them

Personally I use Amsoil in all my vehicles, bikes, etc... Have been using it exclusively for 15 years. I test all my fluids and brands, and ive always got the best results with amsoil. This includes testing customer fluids when I change any out.

Ive become on a first name basis with blackstone hahaha
 
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