Diff Oil Spec for 1994 Griff 500
Discussion
Can anyone recommend Diff oil for a 1994 Griff 500 with a Salisbury Diff.
The inner wing states MobilLube HD90 but I can’t find any of this near me.
I’d like to change it before Le Mans if possible so preferably off the shelf at somewhere like Halfords and I think they do Castrol products.
The inner wing states MobilLube HD90 but I can’t find any of this near me.
I’d like to change it before Le Mans if possible so preferably off the shelf at somewhere like Halfords and I think they do Castrol products.
I think you'll need Castrol Hypoy LS (LSD) 90 - Doubt that Halfrauds will stock it. There's also a race/rally lube for LSDs called Castrol B373, you might check that out: www.castrolclassicoils.co.uk/gear_oils.htm
If you order £30 or more from Castrol its post free - also they have Castrol RS 10w/60 on special - 4 x 4 ltr @ £99 post free
I've no connection with Castrol either !!
Trev McM
If you order £30 or more from Castrol its post free - also they have Castrol RS 10w/60 on special - 4 x 4 ltr @ £99 post free
I've no connection with Castrol either !!
Trev McM
RAW-SEWedge said:
Cheers for that,
What is effect of the lower rating on an LSD as Castrol seem to have two specifications:
Hypoy C 75W-90
Hypoy C 80W-90
There don't seem to be much in it but I'm not clear what difference the bottom figure makes to an LSD. Is it going to give less variation in wheels speeds when cold ? Mine seems a bit inclined to spin the inside wheel on tight corners.
I doubt you'd see much difference, I think cold tyres are more of a problem that the Salisbury diff operation/workings with cold oil!!
The difference in 75w/80w is so small I think it is produced like that for OE Manufacturer Specs and you'd actually not notice much difference - If you're into high speed circuits I'd go for 80w/90 and 75w/90 for general road use throughout the year..............but someone else may have a different slant on this.
Trev McM
Morris Oils do a specific oil for that diff XEP90, even specifies TVR on container. Morris Lubricants. Castle Foregate,Shrewsbury, Shropshire. SY1 2EL. 01743 232200. www.morrislubricants.co.uk. I have used it for years and never had any issues, not even the price. They do an excellent range of lubricants suitable for all TVR's sTeVeR
No probs - I thought you'd found some multigrade LS oil anyway !!!!
Stick with the single grade as it was designed for LSD.
I had mine checked a few weeks ago & discovered the previous owner had used straight hypoy oil not LSD - Now changed and much smoother powering out of r'bouts - I'll see for real in a couple of weeks time at Castle Coombe.
Trev McM
Stick with the single grade as it was designed for LSD.
I had mine checked a few weeks ago & discovered the previous owner had used straight hypoy oil not LSD - Now changed and much smoother powering out of r'bouts - I'll see for real in a couple of weeks time at Castle Coombe.
Trev McM
Gassing Station | Griffith | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


