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Driven Racing Oil 04230 Limited Slip Gear Oil 75W90, 1 Quart
Driven Racing Oil 04230 Limited Slip Gear Oil 75W90, 1 Quart
75W90 Oil Weight, Synthetic Oil Type, Synthetic
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Driven Racing Oil 04230 Limited Slip Gear Oil 75W90, 1 Quart
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Oil Weight:
75W90
Limited Slip Additive:
No
Liquid Measurement:
1 quarts
Oil Type:
Synthetic
Synthetic:
Yes
MFG. Part #:
04230
GTIN Code:
184146042305
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This Driven Racing Synthetic 75W-90 Limited Slip Gear Oil utilizes next generation synthetic oil technology to provide consistent limited slip differential performance. Ideal for both clutch type and torsion type differentials. It delivers outstanding performance in extreme environments like autocross, off-road trucks, UTVs, track day cars and race vehicles.
- Exceeds the performance requirements of API GL-5
- 75W-90
- Sold as 1 quart
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