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Old 05-15-2008, 10:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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GM SYNCHROMESH - YOUR VIEWS ON IT...... BETTER THEN AMSOIL??? - for the Si

Like the topic says, anyone using GM SYNCHROMESH transmission fluid and what are your thoughts on it? Better/ worse then amsoil?
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Old 05-15-2008, 11:05 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I had some but now changed it to RP.
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Old 05-15-2008, 11:06 PM   #3 (permalink)
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its gm could it be any good???????
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its gm could it be any good???????
Better then the Honda MTF. I've used it for years in my b16 transmission and love it. Smoothed out the transmission allot. That being said I will be trying the Amsoil in my new FG2 when its time.
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must not be that good then????
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Gm synchromesh friction modified is better than the honda stuff. Never tried amsoil so can't compare the two.
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Im trying to find out what the BEST fluid for this transmission is.
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do you have to get the GM syncromesh at the dealer or can you get it at pepboys?
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do you have to get the GM syncromesh at the dealer or can you get it at pepboys?
@ a gm dealer. Get the friction modified stuff

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The GM syncromesh is sold at my local checker auto, so pep boys might have it.
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SYNCHROMESH - is sold by Amsoil, GM, and Penzoil.

I can't speak for the Si. But the mkiv generation VW's (golf,jetta, Audi tt) all worked great with SYNCHROMESH
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I have an R18 with M/T,the second gear was a little stiff going in until I changed the fluid to Amsoil and now all gears go in smoothly,my point is both products you mentioned are great but you won't regret using Amsoil.
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I Work At A Gm Dealer In The Parts Dept. I Get Guys All The Time Buyin Both Friction Mod. And Reg. Its Good Stuff. Friction Modified Part Number 12377916 And Non Friction Is 12345349
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cool thanks ill go pick some up this weekend
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