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πŸ”΄ Red Line Limited Slip Friction Modifier - 4 oz. (Part # 80301) Review

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Description of πŸ”΄ Red Line Limited Slip Friction Modifier - 4 oz. (Part # 80301)

Product Type :Auto Accessory. Package Dimensions :5.588 Cm L X5.334 Cm W X11.176 Cm H. Country Of Origin :United States. Package Weight :1.0Lbs.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Expensive and need a better outlet.

This material is a necessary evil when you have limited slip. Once installed, the advantage was obvious. However, I would design the outlet differently. The easiest way to install differential fluids is to use a rubber hose and just tip the bottle at the end. The spout of this bottle does not allow you to attach a rubber hose. I had to squirt it in the hole and it was a mess. I think the alternative would be to mix it with the diff oil before pouring it in the diff, but my diff was already…

Pros
  • Nice to use
Cons
  • Big and chunky

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Bottle Unusable

I love, trust and use Redline oil in my vehicles. When my limited slip differential started to rattle, which happened every time after a fluid change with Redline 75w90 GL5 gear oil, which is suitable for LS differentials, I usually add two extra bottles of this limited slip friction modifier to eliminate vibration . Most other brands of limited slip friction modifiers come in tubes that fit into the differential's fill hole. This Redline comes in a bulky bottle that's guaranteed to spill half…

Pros
  • Impressive
Cons
  • Some difficulties

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Check Package: Heater Cores

My 2011 M3 started making a little noise after I changed the factory diff fluid to Castrol Syntax with no friction modifier. About a month later, the noise got a little louder. I added about 0.5-0.75 ounces of this liquid and the noise was gone by the next run. Due to the fact that you don't need much of this liquid, I wasn't entirely surprised when I saw someone poke a very small hole in the plastic o-ring and suck out some of the liquid before I got it. I suppose I should have done that with…

Pros
  • Great Price
Cons
  • Some Bugs