where do u/u guys find Valvoline SynPower gear oil. I cant find it anywhere, and the instant oil change shop will only install it (not sell it).

where do u/u guys find Valvoline SynPower gear oil. I cant find it anywhere, and the instant oil change shop will only install it (not sell it).

i use Amsoil, they were the first, have been around for years, they have great products and several grades of gear oil as well as engine oil and they ship right to your door in a day or two. http://www.amsoil.com

ahhhhhhhhh. I wish gear oil was free I've already spent over a $100 on gear oil in a year and haven't found anything good (for my tranny). Do you ue the regular synthetic or severe duty syn. gear oil. or better yet; what gear oil do you use?

bump for set's input

ahhhhhhhhh. I wish gear oil was free I've already spent over a $100 on gear oil in a year and haven't found anything good (for my tranny). Do you ue the regular synthetic or severe duty syn. gear oil. or better yet; what gear oil do you use?

Get Redline 75W90NS or just run dyno oil.

 

Check out this thread.

I think setright is in europe. The oil offered there is a bit different. Look up specialy formulations on the web and see if you can't find something you like.

Valvoline SynPower gear oil.

i've bought it at advanced auto parts in Maryland. didn't see it in on the shelves in west virginia, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there.

i've bought it at advanced auto parts in Maryland. didn't see it in on the shelves in west virginia, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there.

You can get synpower us version at Dodge Dealerships, used in 2500 trucks, but it is around $20 per quart.

Dyno oil wont cut it in these winter months....matter of fact its not cutting it.

 

I don't believe their are differences in the us and euro versions. Sure the euro version is "TDL" and USA is reg. gear oil...

Even if it becomes a struggle, hold out for the Synpower! You'll be glad you did