Subject	Re: Stock (N/A) diff oils - should they have friction modifiers?
Posted by	cc on May 16, 2023 at 12:16 AM
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In Reply To	Stock (N/A) diff oils - should they have friction modifiers? posted by shawmanz32na on May 12, 2023 at 11:35 AM
Message	Friction modifier not required, the viscous coupling is a sealed unit, there are no cluch plates that need a friction modifier additive. It's science friction.
Follow Ups	Stock (N/A) diff oils - should they have friction modifiers? - shawmanz32na 11:35:36 05/12/23 I can't say I've ever heard of the redline "75w90NS" being - Polishzx 02:40:58 05/13/23 Re: I can't say I've ever heard of the redline "75w90NS" being - cc 21:41:38 05/15/23 FM's not a concern just use a brand 75w-90 full syn and GL5> - ZUL8TR 04:38:17 05/13/23 amsoil severe gear is what i have in all my vehicles. - slayer fan 12:01:44 05/13/23 Consensus: yes, friction modifiers - shawmanz32na 11:47:26 05/15/23 Re: Stock (N/A) diff oils - should they have friction modifiers? - cc 00:16:55 05/16/23 True but if the Diffy gear oil has FM's they are ok >>>>> - ZUL8TR 05:55:49 05/16/23 Re: True but if the Diffy gear oil has FM's they are ok >>>>> - cc 09:12:20 05/16/23
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