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04-23-2012, 07:03 PM | #31 |
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depends on what kind of driving you do with it, probably rebuild every 6-7 years if just daily-ing. I've been on mine for about 4 and a half years now and who knows how long it's been in the car before I bought it. I've changed the diff fluid about 3 years ago with amsoil's heavy duty diff fluid, it's time for a change but the diff works flawlessly still.
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I ended up using a Torco RGO (racing gear oil) in my kaaz 2way, which is a 85w140 and also a torco friction modifier (type F) to eliminate the chattering. Works a treat! also when your changing the oil every 6 months or so, it ends up much cheaper than buying the kaaz stuff
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any gl5 75w90 and change it every 2-3 events. rotella is fine. there is no need for super expensive oil, however for best results add a bottle of FORD friction modifier to each oil change. i ran that bitch for 2 years and it locked perfect every time. no need to waste money that you will flush anyway.
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06-20-2012, 03:51 PM | #36 |
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how much fluid do i need to pick up for my diff? does it take more than 1 quart? i thought i used 1.5 before. should i pick up 2qts just incase?
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12-28-2018, 10:11 AM | #37 |
Gonna bump this thread. I searched and found it still relevant. Thanks for the great info guys.
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12-28-2018, 10:26 PM | #39 |
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Obviously the KAAZ fluid is ideal. But it's also $50+ per can.
I used Castrol Hypoid-C 80W90 mineral gear oil and a bottle of Motorcraft (Ford) Friction Modifier. Works out to be around $20 per change. KAAZ specifies mineral oil instead of synthetic. Capacity is about 1.5 qt. I changed mine every 2-3 track events and it always drained clean. If I were daily driving it, I would change it with every engine oil change. |
12-30-2018, 07:42 PM | #40 |
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Plus one on cheap 75w90 with ford friction...I got mine from autozone, did break in them changed it...I daily drove ot and now buddy daily drives it about 3 years on it...should prob change it lol, uncle who has been racing since the 70s recommended it to me...
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01-05-2019, 05:43 AM | #41 |
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Damn this thread is old but I'll add
Owned my Kaaz 2 way now for about 10 years(S14, 4.08, w/high-capacity Greddy diff cover so it's about 2.4L of fluid), changed fluid every other oil change(so about every 6,000 miles of driving), making sure to use NON-SYNTHETIC 80w-90 gear oil and bottle Ford friction-modifier. I usually end up using Valvoline since I can find that in a 4Qt/1 Gallon size. Having the extra-capacity diff cover made it challenging to find that Kaaz gear oil is so expensive and basically doubled the cost if I bought/used Kaaz oil. I have found 0 issues with my choice of oil in my diff and it's operations in past 10 years.
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