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Old 10-06-2008, 09:07 PM   #5 (permalink)
BlackDeuceCoupe
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BDC's Honda CiViC HX/Si - '98 Honda CiViC HX/Si (HX Shell/Si Swap)
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I've been running Red Line MTL and/or Red Line MT-90 for 8 years ('98-'00 CiViCs).

I prefer MT-90! Some ppl mix the two - same chemistry - but its' s a waste of time, IMHO!

MT-90 takes a little longer to 'warm up' - that's all. MTL is kinda watery, but some ppl prefer that.

I have NEVER had a tranny failure, and I drive my cars pretty hard!

My trannys shift slick as snot, and you can see my FE below.

Um...

I recommend Red Line MT-90.

BTW, you might find this top post interesting...

GM Synchromesh in ITR tranny review - Team Integra

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(H)ere is the most precise , coherent opinionated explanation from someone with the "correct" experience...
I have NO connection with that site...
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