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  • racinjason29
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 470

    #1

    Quickchange fluid questions

    What weight of fluid do you run in your quickchange, what brands have been good and how many qts does a quickchange hold when filling up from empty? Thanks for any info!
  • QuesinberryRacing
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 300

    #2
    Rearend Fluid

    Mystik JT-7. Best grease ever. Never had a rearend failure in 16 years of using it. You can buy it at Advance Auto, they started carrying it about a year ago.

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    • Matt49
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2007
      • 3123

      #3
      Originally posted by racinjason29 View Post
      What weight of fluid do you run in your quickchange, what brands have been good and how many qts does a quickchange hold when filling up from empty? Thanks for any info!
      You're going to get a million different opinions but the bottom line is this: you get what you pay for. You can run some high end stuff (e.g. Gibbs) and get a lot of laps out of it and pay a pretty penny for it. Or you can run some lower end stuff at a cheap price but you'll need to change it more often to be safe.
      Most quick changes hold 4 qts but use the fill plug to be sure you have it right. You don't want to over fill any more than you do under fill. 75W90 is a good place to start for most.
      Last edited by Matt49; 02-18-2013, 11:03 PM.

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      • 95rayburn
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2012
        • 162

        #4
        Regular 80/90 is what I run seems to be good to me never had a problem

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        • m_stagev
          Member
          • Jan 2010
          • 61

          #5
          Originally posted by 95rayburn View Post
          Regular 80/90 is what I run seems to be good to me never had a problem
          I would look at moroso as they make a climbing gear lube that I use most people don't realize that the pinion is at the top of the rear on a quick change and the pinion is not setting in the lube that is why they make climbing lube.

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          • merc123
            Senior Member
            • May 2007
            • 1261

            #6
            I have used royal purple at $9 a quart. I've used valvolone from Walmart at $3 a quart. I didn't change the fluid until end of the year. Didn't have any more metal in it in either and didn't notice any issues with either.
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            • lovinlatemodels
              Senior Member
              • May 2007
              • 486

              #7
              Originally posted by Matt49 View Post
              You're going to get a million different opinions but the bottom line is this: you get what you pay for. You can run some high end stuff (e.g. Gibbs) and get a lot of laps out of it and pay a pretty penny for it. Or you can run some lower end stuff at a cheap price but you'll need to change it more often to be safe.
              Most quick changes hold 4 qts but use the fill plug to be sure you have it right. You don't want to over fill any more than you do under fill. 75W90 is a good place to start for most.
              Agree we always used a Mobil 1 synthetic that my company used in there road tractors they would change every 50,000 miles if it work for them I know it worked in are racecar. 4 years never any problems.

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