lucas oil stabilizer in t5??

I would not put anything very viscous in a T5, but that is just me. Note that I have no clue how thick the Lucas stuff is, but I have an idea.........

Good luck.
 
There was a test on the "bob is the oil guy" website where they added the Lucas gear oil additive to some brand of gear oil,then ran it before and after in a clear display rig where you could see the gears turning and it turned the gear oil into a foamy milkshake like mixture.

I would add anything Lucas to my list of snake oil products.
 
why would you put oil stabilizer into hydraulic fluid?



not to pick on you or anything foxfan, but why do you wanna add anything to your transmission? it won't free up horsepower, make your car faster or perform better in any way. just think a little bit about the questions you ask, it'll save you a lot of time, money, and legwork in the real world :nice:
 
Well whats the best fluid i should use???
my t5 takes ATF so....
now it just has some cheap old ATF in it, are there any higher dollar fluids i can try that will be good for the tranny??
 
Foxfan88 said:
is it safe to put some in there???

Safe? Many, including myself, would say no. Effective? A resounding NO. I put Royal Purple in my T5 and it was twice as expensive with absolutely zero benefit. No better than cheap Dextron/Mercon.

Lucas is for engine and/or gear oil. Even then it tends to actually prevent the oil from "climbing". Funny how its the opposite of what Lucas says it does....
 
If you want to run something synthetic, Redline D4 is what I run. Amsoi, RP and M1 all have quality synthetics. It can help with shifts while the motor is cold, if you live in a cold climate.

Good luck.