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Old 15-06-2009
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Default Diff Oil - Good Starting Point

I've asked a few people this verbally and not sure if I remember the answer! I have a feeling I've been told 5000 front, 7000 centre and 2000 rear is a good starting point for diff oils, does this sound about right?
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If it's a buggy that you're running,then yes,or you could increase the rear diff oil to 3000,either works.
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yes three is good for rear, but i have put 5 in mine, me I am just a basher, and plus depends which company oil you are using,
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DaveG28 / read this Diff Tuning Link
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