Which fluids for racing a 2.2..?

[M Blur]

What grade should I use for hard use.>?

gearbox:

diff:

engine:

[matk]

Have you tried speaking to Lotus? They seem to be more supportive and helpful than other manufacturers, they may have some advice for you especially with regard to their own racing experiences.

Regards

Mat Kutub

1979 S2

[Htown]

What grade should I use for hard use.>?

gearbox:

diff:

engine:

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I can only assume you have some version of the Renault box so...

The gearbox and final drive share a common oiling system. I use Redline MT90... God's own gift to transmissions...

Also use Redline 50WT racing oil in the engine. (with extremely frequent oil changes)

Clutch and brakes get ATE SuperBlue

In my experience, any of these fluids will stand up to the most severe punishment.

[M Blur]

I can only assume you have some version of the Renault box so...

The gearbox and final drive share a common oiling system.  I use Redline MT90... God's own gift to transmissions...

Also use Redline 50WT racing oil in the engine. (with extremely frequent oil changes)

Clutch and brakes get ATE SuperBlue

In my experience, any of these fluids will stand up to the most severe punishment.

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Yep - concur - all widely used and well recommended within the track fraternity - that's what I needed to know - thanks.

You got any preferred (cheap) suppliers..?

[Htown]

Yep - concur - all widely used and well recommended within the track fraternity - that's what I needed to know - thanks.

You got any preferred (cheap) suppliers..?

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I order it all from hoerr racing products...

www.hrpworld.com

[M Blur]

I order it all from hoerr racing products...

www.hrpworld.com

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thx m8.

B)

[Vulcan Grey]

I know the X180-R's used Castrol SRF for the brakes. Seems to be the best racing brake fluid, though expensive.

The stuff that Craig uses is god stuff too.