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Why not use multigrade? 120-130 1966

posted by  Toby B on  Fri Jan 11 17:24 CST 2002
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Well,
I was thinking more in terms of the M41 than the OD-
the pressures on the bearings and gears in it are pretty high, while the OD is relatively understeressed. THere's someone out there selling J (or P?) thypes as overdrives for big pickups!
Actually, I was thinking maybe 60wt straight synthetic (racing oil) might be an entertaining compromise!
But I got the transmission closed back up today- now on to more entertaining (?) things like plumbing the oil and water to the turbo....

Toby






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