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So even in sunny san diego, in the morning whenit is cold and wet it was difficult for me to get reverse engaged in my 2003 sedan. I hear about this redline MTL, and I thought since I use Red Line Synthetice, I'd give it a whirl my next oil change. After getting strange looks at Home depot buying 5 ft of clear vinyl tubing and a funnel (The helpful salesguy said that if I wanted to do THAT I should get the wider tubing because the beer goes down faster... lol) I got the ever helpful girlfriend to pour for me, and filled up my tranny with the redline.

So far, wow, it is quite nice. On a cold morning yesterday, the tranny had no torouble shifting into reverse, and trucking up I-5 to Fullerton I felt the tranny was smoother when in gear. Engaging the shifts, I felt a more positive crisp shift (Which some peole love, some people hate) but thats good stuff for me.

Now I just need to be sure that my air filter on the V2 isnt letting in TOO much crap... My redline was a bit dirty after only 3500 miles and I don't like to see that usually.

Anyone have any experiences, positive or negative with the redline MTL?

 
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I'm using MTL in my '03. Shifts are smoother and more precise.

It takes a little bit of driving to get everthing coated but when you do it's like butta!

Highly recommended!

 
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i really notice a difference when i shift at the tracks when i'm heel toeing.

the gears engage a lot better. they don't feel lost.