Redline Chemical Product Line

[Revving2Redline]

Apparently Wynn's and BG aren't the only ones because I found a bunch of Redline products though I have a feeling it's P66 products with a more sport label. I did find out that on Honda CVT fluid that 20,000 mile interval changes are what is recommended. I guess me changing mine every 10-15k wasn't far off. Here we go so enjoy. I will stick to their HP non slip CVT and HP line. I think this is probably for service center shops.

 

[Brian123]

I have talked with Dave at Redline, so I will not bash his product or Redline, to the OP, if you are not going to use the product then why are you posting about it?

 

[Revving2Redline]

I have talked with Dave at Redline, so I will not bash his product or Redline, to the OP, if you are not going to use the product then why are you posting about it?

I use the HP oil and Redline CVT Non Slip.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

I have talked with Dave at Redline, so I will not bash his product or Redline, to the OP, if you are not going to use the product then why are you posting about it?

These aren't really his Redline products, just rebranded ConocoPhillips/Kendall stuff for quicky lubes and shops

 

[Brian123]

These aren't really his Redline products, just rebranded ConocoPhillips/Kendall stuff for quicky lubes and shops

I know that, but if you ever talked to Dave, you would understand why I said what I said.

 

[oldhp]

I know that, but if you ever talked to Dave, you would understand why I said what I said.

I have many times. He is not pushy, just very helpful and he knows his stuff.

 

[blufeb95]

"PTFE Engine Protectant"

 

[Revving2Redline]

PTFE doesn't do it for me. I think back in the day on pen and paper it sounds good but I'll have to pass on that one.

 

[Revving2Redline]

I use the HP oil and Redline CVT Non Slip.

seems that lubeguard has their own CVT fluid and they too recommend not pushing Honda cvts transmission fluid past 20,000 miles