new quickchange

mayor31 · 3/6/13, 2:56 PM

How do you guys normally break in a new one. Or are they done at the factory?

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TQ29m · 3/6/13, 4:14 PM

I called Winters, and they recommended using a good brand name 70-90 grade of non synthetic for the first night or 2 of racing, then use Mobil One synthetic, 70-90 and not get carried away with how much you put in, I was told to level the car as much as possible, and by eyeball, fill it to the lowest part of the axle diameter, which in a midget, is about a quart, you might want to double ck with them, to see what your individual needs would be. Bob

LEADERS EDGE · 3/7/13, 10:57 PM

Bob is right, but the gears are mated at the gear production facility. It doesn't hurt to do what he said though.

3/6/13, 2:56 PM	#1 new quickchange
mayor31 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 213	How do you guys normally break in a new one. Or are they done at the factory? Posted via Mobile Device

3/7/13, 10:57 PM	#3 Re: new quickchange
LEADERS EDGE Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 980	Bob is right, but the gears are mated at the gear production facility. It doesn't hurt to do what he said though.