Suregrip, what oil you guys using these days

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Suregrip, what oil you guys using these days

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As per title, ordered up a new suregrip for the Valiant, bit out of touch with modern oils, do you use synthetic, specialist lsd oil or regular 90 + additive?
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I use Torco, with a spool in mine, I think they do an additive for a suregrip
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GTXJim wrote:I use Torco, with a spool
Which one Jim?
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RGO 85w 140 :thumbright:
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Ta! :thumbright:
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As I understand, there are two types.
metal on metal cone type sure grip or a clutch type.
The clutch type needs the special diff oil, others do not.
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Yes, clutch type, have now found that the supplier (Dr diff) recommends 85w 140 with Ford type friction modifier. Ta
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