Since changing to Redline, my tranny operation has been noticeably
smoother that when it had Dino oil in it. Easier to work when cold as
well. So, I vote for the Redline.

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver

Bob Stevens wrote:

> Actually, if this "blue stuff" is Swepco, it is synthetic. I've got it in
> both ends of my Syncro. All I can say is so far, so good. Very much
> improved
> shifting in cold weather.
>
> Bob
>
>
>
> Hold on......
>
> What is WRONG with the blue tranny goo?
> I'd say if you have no issue with it for now wait a bit, do
> a bit more research and you may very well find out that
> these fellow vanagonheads have talked you into pouring out
> the very best of the best and tossing out just to put in
> the redline stuff. (by the way, read the damn bottle/can
> too...the synthetics go on and on and on and on and
> on.....so if the blue stuff isn't an issue, you may NEVER
> have any need to change it as long as you live! seriously!)
>
>
> Heck! the gods honest truth is dino juice works damn
> well!!!! why do you really need to go for teh god-awfull
> expensive synthetics just to keep up with the jonses?
>
> dang!
>
> ducking for cover as I am sure there are many so-called
> experts on the list who will now spout off that I am wrong?
>   ;-)
>
> Paul (with dino juice in all my cars, trucks motorcycles etc)
>
>
>
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