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echoniner111

echoniner111

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Just got off the phone with a baker rep cuz i wanted to hear straight from tha source what tranny oil they recommended. He said.........
spectro hd platinum gear oil 75 140 or the 6 speed oil spectro has.
Or the redline in 75 250 .
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08mastiff

08mastiff

Active Member
Thanks Chad. I was pulling my hair trying to figure it out. I ordered the trans fluid but was sent the gear fluid instead. Seems like they are the same but wanted to make sure. I put the gear fluid in the trans but went ahead and ordered the trans fluid again. Maybe I will just keep the trans fluid for next year. Only put 50 miles on the gear fluid so far but seems just fine. Not that bad finding neutral either. If you read the description on the trans fluid they make it sound like this stuff was made specifically for Baker transmissions. No mention on Baker trans on the gear fluid description. Either way thanks for the feedback.:2thumbs:
 
Trainguy

Trainguy

Chromeoholic
Yup Yup The Heavy Shock Redline
spectro hd platinum gear oil 75 140 or the 6 speed oil spectro has.
Or the redline in 75 250 .
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heavymetal0061

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anyone use Amsoil severe gear 75w-140?? also,,how much gear lube doe's the Baker 6-speed hold?
 
TXDOG

TXDOG

Wide Open Throttle
I run Amsoil 75/140 in mine...love the stuff....shifts smoother and runs cooler.
 
K9Anniv

K9Anniv

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I switched from Redline to Amsoil in all compartments last service interval, on the advice/sales pitch of a friend.

But...I'm considering switching back to Redline next time around.

The Redline tranny oil (ShockProof - aka the 'pink milkshake') just sounded better when I shift gears.
 
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heavymetal0061

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OK,,just got my box of Amsoil today,,,changed the engine oil to (20w-50 amsoil) all seems great! alot of posts here are saying NOT to run the Amsoil synthetic 20w-50 in my primary due to clutch slipping issues,,right on the bottle it reads "No friction modifiers for outstanding wet clutch performance,High performance primary chaincase lubricant",,I know this is users choice here, I also read here, NOT to run amsoil 75w-140 severe gear in my trans?? These are all high quality lubercants here,Mobil-1,Spectro,Redline,Royal Purple,Amsoil, Just trying to whats best ...so let me have it!
 
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TCALZ06

TCALZ06

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I have been running Amsoil 20/50 in my trans for almost 15k now and it shifts great and no problems.
I do not use synthetic in my primary
 
Ron OConnor

Ron OConnor

Member
Could somebody give me some feed back on Royal Purple. I live in Hawaii and to ship things here cost a mint. I know I can can get Royal Purple here but if its not right I don't want it. I would rather pay shipping cost on the right stuff then use the wrong stuff.
 
mark whitrock

mark whitrock

Active Member
20/50 is not heavy enough for gears need a higher shear rate, Spectro makes a non synthetic just for V-twin primary cases and wet clutch.
 
outdoorsman26

outdoorsman26

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was reading about the oil and I see this "
All anti-wear ingredients are additized to a factory fill specification. Additives include zinc as an anti-wear additive, phosphorous as an anti-wear and friction modifier, and sulfur as an anti-wear and friction modifier. Note; sulfur cannot be used as an additive in multi-use oils that are used in the engine sump because sulfur gets contaminated by the combustion process and eventually changes into sulfuric acid. Spectro’s special formula also protects against long term seal leaks by maintaining seal elasticity, as validated by Buna-N testing. "

be kinda funny if the ex got this in her motor!!!!
 
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