Mods: H&R sports, koni yellows, enkei 15's, y8 IM, apexi N1 catback, redded out tails, black housing heads, DIY front grill, all moldings painted, DcSport short shifter, type-r shift knob, makeshift AEM SRI, rear si sway bar, cross/slotted front rotors
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Originally Posted by 96civichx
whats a good tranny fluid i should use when i put my new tranny and clutch in and how much to buy
just use honda MTF..... its just as good as any aftermarket one is
Hell yes go all out. Here is a part # you need at the GM dealership. Part #12377916 and make sure you take at least $30 for the 2 qrts you need. Enjoy!
dontthey sell that shit at auto zone or is that not as good shit as gm
Actually I dont know how good Just regular Synhromesh is. I just said fuq it and went all out for the friction modified stuff. Back when it did grind all I had was a CAI. Now I have the full intake to the exhaust and I cannot do anymore to my suspesion. My DX tranny never grinded too. My Si tranny does run smoother than the DX also AND a hell of alot quicker. People always say do it right the first time and I am one of those people now.
Hell yes go all out. Here is a part # you need at the GM dealership. Part #12377916 and make sure you take at least $30 for the 2 qrts you need. Enjoy!
agreed. I'll be using that in the tranny in the future. I have also had good experiences with redline mt90. If you can't get the synchromesh or redline, then get honda mtf.
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