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Is it ok to use Royal Purple 85w-140 automotive gear oil with limited slip additive in the chaincase?
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Should be OK, not 100% sure about the additive tho.

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Thanks Quadaholic.
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I ened up using mobil 1 synthetic 75w-90 in my gear box, and my differentials. The recomended oil made by castrol for BRP is basically a synthetic 75w-90 weight gear oil. So if you can find some castrol syntec 75w-90 synthetic gear oil that is the same stuff they sell thru BRP. But is costs $22 a pint. The RP you are suggesting seems a little to thick, plus the additive is not needed.

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Thanks. I switched to Mobil 1 75w-140 synthetic for the gearbox, and 75w-90 for both front and rear diffs.
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I think you'll find the oil in the diffs is clean. The oil from the gear box was very dirty.
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