Recent content by gapi

If a change was needed the Supercharger MFG would recommend it. Stick with OE.

I know lots of people supercharging and keep with the factory recommended without regret as I do.

I would supercharge my Mower if I could. But I did replace the 18HP with a 23HP. Mine, 8psi from 5k miles in 2005 to now, 5w30 Mobil1. 2005 Silverado ECSB Z71. My other daily driver, 5w20 Mobil1.

If I'm going over 100.00 I check Summit Racing prices and the free shipping.

The Continental Terrain Contact HT has a very similar pattern also. Several decades an LTX user I recently tried the Continental Terrain Contact HT and am blown away at the improvement in every aspect. I've ran the LTX on my 2005 Silverado since new and previous trucks, so I know what to expect...

Gotta be careful they don't consume the poison and die in the attic in a place you cannot get to. I had the same thing. Hear one gnawing on my siding. Spooked it, painted the scar, it returned. I started picking them off around my property on sight. Had to paint the scar one last time. The next...

My Solution Weihrauch HW95 .177

I tried it and its too slow to drain. I have perfected dropping oil anyways but the novelty sucked me in. All it does is extend the drain time. Gimick.

Thanks Guys, I found what I need. 75W90NS GL-5 Gear Oil Designed for transmissions and transaxles - helps to slow synchros for easier shifting across a broad temperature range Popular in Ferrari, Porsche and Subaru transaxles Muscle Car applications like Ford Top Loader, Muncie...

Thanks, I'm gonna play it safe I guess and go Motul 300 Gear Competition. I like Red Line due to experience in how it looks compared to others when I change it out. Red Line always looks almost untouched while others are darkened and gray-ish.

I'm converting a Mopar 215mm Open differential internals to a Wavetrac LSD and they recommend avoiding friction modifiers. I see two designations or label verbiages. For Hypoid Limited Slip Differentials, and for Limited Slip. Wavetrac recommends a GL-5 and factory fill weight. Does the Term...