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for diff it doesn't matter unless you have a clutch LSD in it(in which case use he oil provided) anything synthetic is fine gear oil is tough stuff and unless
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for diff it doesn't matter unless you have a clutch LSD in it(in which case use he oil provided) anything synthetic is fine gear oil is tough stuff and unless you track everyday it doesn't matter for the most part.
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