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I just ordered the redline 85 for the man trans since I just hit over 30k. I was wondering and never thought about the rear diff. When should that be

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I just ordered the redline 85 for the man trans since I just hit over 30k. I was wondering and never thought about the rear diff. When should that be changed and what's the concensus on what is the best to use??
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Has anyone used Mobil 1 syntetic gear oils on their diff and or Manual trans? If so any comments (good or bad) thanks.
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