+1 for Redline too. Have Redline Lightweight in both gearbox and diff for the last 50,000klm's and am very happy with the shift quality.
Rob.
coyote wrote:you do NOT want to use LS additives

PAZ04U wrote:What would you recommend for brake fluid? You do have to change it at the 50k service don't you?

coyote wrote:In the past I have used Syntrax, Redline and just about every top shelf gearbox oil suggested for Subarus.
I now use Motul Gear 300 and LOVE it. Cold performance is brilliant, yet the high temp shear strength of this stuff is top notch.
Only downside is the cost.
My gearbox is identical to the one in your TbSTi, except yours has to deal with about 100kw less power.
Rear diff doesn't matter. It's a Suretrac diff, so any 75W90 (even the Motul if you're feeling wealthy) will do. It's a limited slip diff, but you do NOT want to use LS additives.
tangcla wrote:I didn't have to. I have girly Asian hands


tangcla wrote:I didn't have to. I have girly Asian hands
coyote wrote:stock, about 184kw I reckon![]()
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tangcla wrote:I didn't have to. I have girly Asian hands
overl0ad wrote:184KW is the quoted figure from the sales brochure for a 2.5 LGT
the TB STi is quoted at 194KW

coyote wrote:Nah, I meant about 184 at the flywheel.
From what I've seen, that's about 300kw atw on the Pulse dyno.
Gerald, did you buy your car new? It sounds like your synchros are worn.
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