FEEDBACK ON "STA-Lube 80w-90 GL4" IN MY MUNCIE M20.

Just to recap the drain plug was leaking in my muncie and i had to drain the Redline MT-90 out of it to reseal the drain plug so i decided to try the conventional Sta lube 80w-90 GL-4 lube to see how it would perform in my M20 muncie.

I just filled my M20 with STA-Lube 80w-90 GL4 today and went for 1 more cruise before winter hits (if it ever gets here) to see how the Sta lube does.(It was 69.5 deg today here in NY state,avg for Jan is 25-30 deg)

The trans shifted normal and felt the same shifiting with the sta Lube as when i had the Redline MT-90 in it. The only very suttle difference i could tell was the trans seemd to run a little quieter with the STA lube vs MT-90 but the trans was never what i would call uncommonly noisey to begin with.

Has anyone else tried the Sta lube yet?

If yes how did your trans act,shift,and how was the noise level?

Scott

Thats what I run in my high nickel geared ST-10. It works better than anything else I have tried.

I just put some in a toploader 4 speed that I swapped into a '73 Mustang and it is very quiet and smooth.

...Has anyone else tried the Sta lube yet?

If yes how did your trans act,shift,and how was the noise level?

Scott

Been using it for about 40 years. Just put some in my roto-tiller last summer. Kind of hard to find GL-4. Use GL-4 in the Muncie and GL-5 in the 12 bolt posi. Works fine for me...shifts fine; no "noise" that I can detect.

My $0.02

JJ,WOW I DIDNT KNOW STA LUBE has been around that long.

Thanks for the input,it made me feel better knowing you had a lot of positive experience with the product over many yrs with no problems.

Mike/Dave,thanks for your input as well,i appreaciate it.

Scott