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Old 02-02-2004, 09:28 PM
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Found out the other day the MT trannies need 4 quarts. I only have 3 in mine. I have redline synthetic MT-90, but i really dont wanna go ordering more. Is it ok to mix tranny fluid? Like if i got some matching amsoil MT fluid would i be fine?
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how did you measure the amount of fluid in your tranny?
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Originally Posted by FrestyleFC3S' date='Feb 2 2004, 08:18 PM
how did you measure the amount of fluid in your tranny?
1 quart of MT fluid poured in = 1 quart of fluid in the tranny.



3 x 1 quart bottles = 3 quarts in tranny.



Filled all the way up to the lower hole, but still a ways from the top hole. I heard that you wanna fill it up to the top fill plug.
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no local speed shops to get another quart of redline?



its not like its super secret special stuff
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order it online, car is going to be down for a while when you pull the injectors anyways
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**** it, throw some gas in, it works as good as MT fluid.



obviously, im lying. The local R&S even sells redline nowadays, surely somewhere in oklahoma they sell it.



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Originally Posted by teknics' date='Feb 2 2004, 08:56 PM
**** it, throw some gas in, it works as good as MT fluid.



obviously, im lying. The local R&S even sells redline nowadays, surely somewhere in oklahoma they sell it.



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What's R&S?



Also, we really don't have any speedshops. We have a "speedshop" but when it comes down to it all they do is specialize in decals, window tinting, and more stickers. Their card reads "High Performance Auto Accessories - Decals & Window Tint." And they overprice everything by 30% at least. They quoted me 90 bucks for a 2 1/16th inch autometer sport comp boost gauge.
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Originally Posted by Dramon_Killer' date='Feb 2 2004, 11:59 PM
What's R&S?



Also, we really don't have any speedshops. We have a "speedshop" but when it comes down to it all they do is specialize in decals, window tinting, and more stickers. Their card reads "High Performance Auto Accessories - Decals & Window Tint." And they overprice everything by 30% at least. They quoted me 90 bucks for a 2 1/16th inch autometer sport comp boost gauge.
gauges are expensive, 90 is cheap compared to the $200+ ones.



R&S is a generic auto parts store.



You might have pepboys, autozone, STS, or numerous others.



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Originally Posted by teknics' date='Feb 2 2004, 09:00 PM
gauges are expensive, 90 is cheap compared to the $200+ ones.



R&S is a generic auto parts store.



You might have pepboys, autozone, STS, or numerous others.



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Well, i see that same boost gauge for average 50-60 bucks online is the thing. I wanted to go order parts from them because theyre local and i don't like ordering internet stuff but even after shipping internet is still oodles cheaper on just about everything.



I checked autozone and o'reillys and pep boys, they only have amsoil synthetic stuff. I found some redline for 10 bucks a quart on some impreza store though. How much does that stuff usually go for?
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Originally Posted by Dramon_Killer' date='Feb 3 2004, 12:04 AM
Well, i see that same boost gauge for average 50-60 bucks online is the thing. I wanted to go order parts from them because theyre local and i don't like ordering internet stuff but even after shipping internet is still oodles cheaper on just about everything.



I checked autozone and o'reillys and pep boys, they only have amsoil synthetic stuff. I found some redline for 10 bucks a quart on some impreza store though. How much does that stuff usually go for?
you should move







and sell your car
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