Redline ShockProof diff oil

[MarkV]

Does anyone have any expernce with Redline Lightweight ShockProof oil. On their website they claim:

• Film thickness greater than an SAE 75W140, yet low fluid friction like 80W gear oil or 30W motor oil
• Excellent low-temp flow, improved cold shifting
• For racing differentials under moderate loads
• Unique lubricant with solid microscopic particles offers low drag/high protection
• Relatively low viscosity, yet cushions gear teeth under extreme pressure
• Helps to prevent tooth breakage, resists throw-off
• Avoid use with pumps, coolers, and filters as unique medium and affinity for metal can cause clogging
• Designed for wet sump transmissions and differentials with splash lubrication

https://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=43&pcid=8

Would this work for my diffs? Any reason not to try it?

 

[Hemi395]

I would use the regular Redline gear oil. That looks more like a racing gear oil.

I use this in my rear diff https://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=134&pcid=4

Good stuff and it lowers diff temps by a couple degrees.

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[smiley]

When I called them they also suggested the regular synthetics Redline. I use the 75W-140 and no lsd modifier and amazingly it works perfect with the auburn.