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Old 02-11-2008, 09:15 AM
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Default Which oil for the Richmond 5 Speed ?
After 7 Years I would change the oil on my Richmond 5 Speed gear box.
Which oil (specifications) would you recommend ?
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This might help you. It is from their website



http://www.richmondgear.com/01pdfs/MANTRFLUID.pdf
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Default Amsoil in the trans
cobra if you can gets amsoil oil over there, this would be the first choice. It will take the heat better than any other oil in the trans. At the minium you should run a FULL Synthetic oil. I race with a 6 spd richmond and have heat shielding on my car, I had to go to a better oil, the trans would stop shifting after 20 minutes on the track. For street use you should not need this oil, but it couldn't hurt??Rick L.
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Redline 75W90 NS - Make sure you the "NS" type.
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