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How much LSD additive are you having to use?

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by sloppyjoe, Feb 9, 2011.

  1. Feb 9, 2011 at 7:00 AM
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    sloppyjoe [OP] They are more like guide lines.

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    Just curious of the amount others here are using in their rear diffs with LSD equipped? I have read on here that the diffs we have end up chattering very easily, if that is the case have any of you added more than the reccomended amount to combat this issue? If so what is the amount you run (ie 5,6,7 oz's)? Thanks!!
     
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    There is no recommended amount :notsure: Toyota forgot to put that into FSM.

    Amount will also depend on additive. I have almost 8 oz of GM additive with Mobil Delvac synthetic and no chatter. System works np since I did "one wheel climb test"
     
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    I believe I used two 4oz. bottles of redline friction modifier if I'm not mistaken.:rolleyes:
     
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    RP is what fluid I used but I still added some friction mod to it.
     
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    sloppyjoe [OP] They are more like guide lines.

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    Bump?
     
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    If you use Redline you don't have to add any friction modifier :eek:
     
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    You are not using any with an LSD and your not getting any chatter? I hear that is hard to get from others here. I have seen several that claim to have LSD but I still add it though
     
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    1 - 4oz amsoil additive with the Amsoil 75-90 severe gear fully syn here, with no chatter 15k+ miles
     
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    It has the friction modifier built in. It's the only oil that's worked for me so far - all the other oil & friction modifier combinations I tried eventually started chattering... Wasted a lot of money on gear oil....
     
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  11. Feb 17, 2011 at 9:48 AM
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    So anyone else have numbers on how much they have had to use?? I have read alot about chatter and such but not much response here?
     
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    Did you look thru this post?

    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/93117-beware-changing-lsd-lube.html

    Depends on what oil and friction modifier you use. Put in the standard amount first - do some tight 8 turns in both directions to 'stir up' the modifier..... then ...If you get chatter, put more in.

    Simple as that (or read the above thread)

    Oh wait...did't I just mention this back in post #3?? Hello??
    (sorry...just had to say it)
     
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  13. Feb 17, 2011 at 6:21 PM
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    sloppyjoe [OP] They are more like guide lines.

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    I am not asking anywhere in this post^^^ how much I need to run. I was trying to see the variation of what others have had to use to keep "chatter" and such out of the LSD. BUT thanks for the response.
     
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  14. Feb 18, 2011 at 7:46 AM
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    Like just enough to give the Taco a good buzz dude.
     
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