

| Subject: | Re: Redline:CV-2 High temp. CV grease |
| From: | Todd Francis |
| Date: | Tue, 14 Jan 1997 14:41:36 -0800 |
Tim Smith wrote: > > Let me know how the grease brewing goes. I've put in Castrol Syntec grease > in one axle (fr) for about 5000miles. Lots of 75-80mph /500+ mile runs and > I'm getting a slight clicking again) It was doing a mild clunk last year > when I repacked. Verdicts still out on Syntec, heard good things about > Swepco, esp. gear oil, no supplier here. What's your feeling on Amsoil motor > oil/filter. Well thought of by some audi listers? thanks, tim Hi Tim: I'll let you and the list know how the "brewing" goes. One thing about trying it on a off road racer is that in one day you will have some idea of how it is going to work. I have destroyed as many as 2 of the 4 Porsche 930 (They are the same as VW bus only a lot bigger) CVs in one 400 milerace. Off road is really tough on them. If the grease works I should be able to tell after a couple of races. As for the motor oil, I have always used dino oil but I am liste ning. I like the idea of a high quality bypass filter with synthetic and I am looking real hard at adding Prolong. I have a couple of old VW aircooled engines here. I may take one and put Prolong in it, drive it for awhile and then drain the oil out and see how long it will go. I have some trouble beliving the thing on TV where Al Unser (I think it's Al) drives the new Viper around a track along with a bunch of other cars that have all drained their oil. For one thing, if there is no oil what happens to the Hydraulic lifters. On TV the cars don't sound bad. I would think they would clatter like crazy. Todd Francis 91 Tristar 86 Syncro Westy
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