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do you tow if so use 85 -130 lim slip plus mopar fm
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do you tow if so use 85 -130 lim slip plus mopar fm
Are we talking front or rear diff here??

Personally I use LS90 front and rear as it makes it easier to only require one bottle of oil, if I plan to do a lot of towing on a long trip I run Nulon 85/130 with LS additive.

By removing the front shaft it also takes load of the T/case so it doens't neccessarily remove the T/case from the equation...
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Are we talking front or rear diff here??

Personally I use LS90 front and rear as it makes it easier to only require one bottle of oil, if I plan to do a lot of towing on a long trip I run Nulon 85/130 with LS additive.

By removing the front shaft it also takes load of the T/case so it doens't neccessarily remove the T/case from the equation...
Its for the front, it wouldn't hurt putting 80 140 redline in the front would it?
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