Reviews of RED LINE parts For Business

I use Redline CVT No Slip. It’s spec’d for my Mitsubishi Mirage, meets J4 standard. Very grabby fluid, it’s more responsive than it ever was with the factory fluid. Glad to hear it worked out for you. Be sure to stay on top of the service intervals.

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I like red line oils, because they have a bit more zddp which is nice for the rockers.

On chilly winter mornings (SF Bay Area) the car did not like reverse or first gears. Subsequently switched to Red Line engine oil. More power, better mileage.

Some do work, they need a high PEA content to be effective though. I use Redline SL-1 for my B58.

Ran Redline 5w40 when it became purely a summer car in ~2013. ... Not seals are leaking, no issues of any form. Car has been Cobb stage 2 91oct tuned (OTS, not pro-tuned) almost 14 years, with a Crawford v2 AOS, Killer B oil pickup + windage tray being the only reliability mods, and it doesn't burn a single molecule of oil.

Redline is great, used it for years in a track car.

My STI also used it for a while (0w40), but then switched to Rotella.

Redline user have been since I picked up my 04 WRX wagon two years ago. Auto crossed and rally crossed. Works great have had zero issues, also at 170,000 miles on the original engine and still running strong.

For track use only, dries like normal water when spilled, doesn't leave slippery residue. Please run normal coolant specified by the manufacturer, it has additives that stop your engine from rusting internally.

I had tried Redline MT90 to get rid of the intermittent grind into 2nd, but it made all shifting more difficult and always grind into 2nd. So I went back to OEM.