How do I add *THIS* to my differential?

On Jun 3, 11:58 pm, Hachiroku $B%O%A%m%/(B <Tru....RemoveThis@ae86.GTS> wrote:
> From Google:
>
> *** Toyota lsd oil *** Dr. Leif Sheil, pharmacy reviews and drug ...
> Toyota lsd oil, free prescriptions, overnight fedex delivery, fda approved drugs, free medical consultation,www.thetalentshow.org/?v-ZueJQqQJhYElzYQHEmlX
>
> It's a friggin website for Viagra!

RIP Albert Hofmann...

anyway I wouldn't waste my time trying to find a Toyota-specific
product. A clutch type LSD is pretty much a clutch type LSD as far as
lubes are concerned. Just use the GM stuff and don't worry about it.

nate
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On Jun 4, 2:59 pm, Steve <n....DeleteThis@spam.thanks> wrote:
> N8N wrote:
> > On Jun 3, 11:58 pm, Hachiroku $B%O%A%m%/(B <Tru....DeleteThis@ae86.GTS> wrote:
> >> From Google:
>
> >> *** Toyota lsd oil *** Dr. Leif Sheil, pharmacy reviews and drug ...
> >> Toyota lsd oil, free prescriptions, overnight fedex delivery, fda approved drugs, free medical consultation,www.thetalentshow.org/?v-ZueJQqQJhYElzYQHEmlX
>
> >> It's a friggin website for Viagra!
>
> > RIP Albert Hofmann...
>
> > anyway I wouldn't waste my time trying to find a Toyota-specific
> > product. A clutch type LSD is pretty much a clutch type LSD as far as
> > lubes are concerned.
>
> What are you, some kind of HERETIC?!? Those clutches and the oil KNOW
> what the letters on the hood spell, and they won't work together if it
> says "Toyota" or "Honda" instead of "Chevrolet."
>
> To use the GM additive, he's going to have to rip all the "Toyota"
> emblems off. Then it'll be fine.
>
> :-p

All right then, what would you suggest I use in my Studebaker "Twin
Traction" unit, hmm? I stopped by my local Studebaker dealer to
get some of the factory recommended Studebaker-Packard lube, but they
appear to only sell some weird German car with a star on the hood now.

nate
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N8N wrote:
> On Jun 3, 11:58 pm, Hachiroku $B%O%A%m%/(B <Tru....DeleteThis@ae86.GTS> wrote:
>> From Google:
>>
>> *** Toyota lsd oil *** Dr. Leif Sheil, pharmacy reviews and drug ...
>> Toyota lsd oil, free prescriptions, overnight fedex delivery, fda approved drugs, free medical consultation,www.thetalentshow.org/?v-ZueJQqQJhYElzYQHEmlX
>>
>> It's a friggin website for Viagra!
>
> RIP Albert Hofmann...
>
> anyway I wouldn't waste my time trying to find a Toyota-specific
> product. A clutch type LSD is pretty much a clutch type LSD as far as
> lubes are concerned. Just use the GM stuff and don't worry about it.
>
> nate
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N8N wrote:
> On Jun 3, 11:58 pm, Hachiroku $B%O%A%m%/(B <Tru....TakeThisOut@ae86.GTS> wrote:
>> From Google:
>>
>> *** Toyota lsd oil *** Dr. Leif Sheil, pharmacy reviews and drug ...
>> Toyota lsd oil, free prescriptions, overnight fedex delivery, fda approved drugs, free medical consultation,www.thetalentshow.org/?v-ZueJQqQJhYElzYQHEmlX
>>
>> It's a friggin website for Viagra!
>
> RIP Albert Hofmann...
>
> anyway I wouldn't waste my time trying to find a Toyota-specific
> product. A clutch type LSD is pretty much a clutch type LSD as far as
> lubes are concerned.

What are you, some kind of HERETIC?!? Those clutches and the oil KNOW
what the letters on the hood spell, and they won't work together if it
says "Toyota" or "Honda" instead of "Chevrolet."

To use the GM additive, he's going to have to rip all the "Toyota"
emblems off. Then it'll be fine.

:-p
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N8N <njnagel.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote:
>All right then, what would you suggest I use in my Studebaker "Twin
>Traction" unit, hmm? I stopped by my local Studebaker dealer to
>get some of the factory recommended Studebaker-Packard lube, but they
>appear to only sell some weird German car with a star on the hood now.

You have a local Trabant dealer? Get me one in blue, please!
--scott
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On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 10:10:51 -0700, N8N wrote:

> On Jun 3, 11:58 pm, Hachiroku ハチロク <Tru... RemoveThis @ae86.GTS> wrote:
>> From Google:
>>
>> *** Toyota lsd oil *** Dr. Leif Sheil, pharmacy reviews and drug ...
>> Toyota lsd oil, free prescriptions, overnight fedex delivery, fda
>> approved drugs, free medical
>> consultation,www.thetalentshow.org/?v-ZueJQqQJhYElzYQHEmlX
>>
>> It's a friggin website for Viagra!
>
> RIP Albert Hofmann...
>
> anyway I wouldn't waste my time trying to find a Toyota-specific product.
> A clutch type LSD is pretty much a clutch type LSD as far as lubes are
> concerned. Just use the GM stuff and don't worry about it.
>
> nate

Interesting...That's exactly what the Toyota service dep't said!
(well, not about not worrying about it. He said they use the GM stuff...)
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Hachiroku ハチロク wrote:
> On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 10:10:51 -0700, N8N wrote:
>
>
>>On Jun 3, 11:58 pm, Hachiroku ハチロク <Tru....DeleteThis@ae86.GTS> wrote:
>>
>>>From Google:
>>>
>>>*** Toyota lsd oil *** Dr. Leif Sheil, pharmacy reviews and drug ...
>>>Toyota lsd oil, free prescriptions, overnight fedex delivery, fda
>>>approved drugs, free medical
>>>consultation,www.thetalentshow.org/?v-ZueJQqQJhYElzYQHEmlX
>>>
>>>It's a friggin website for Viagra!
>>
>>RIP Albert Hofmann...
>>
>>anyway I wouldn't waste my time trying to find a Toyota-specific product.
>>A clutch type LSD is pretty much a clutch type LSD as far as lubes are
>>concerned. Just use the GM stuff and don't worry about it.
>>
>>nate
>
>
> Interesting...That's exactly what the Toyota service dep't said!
> (well, not about not worrying about it. He said they use the GM stuff...)
>

For some reason the GM additive seems to have been the de facto standard
for LSD additive. I could make a snarky comment about how GM lubricants
have to be better to protect their inferior machinery, or simply posit
that while GM didn't introduce LSDs they certainly were an early adopter
and popularizer of them.

nate


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On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 19:14:01 -0400, Scott Dorsey wrote:

> N8N <njnagel RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote:
>>All right then, what would you suggest I use in my Studebaker "Twin
>>Traction" unit, hmm? I stopped by my local Studebaker dealer to get
>>some of the factory recommended Studebaker-Packard lube, but they appear
>>to only sell some weird German car with a star on the hood now.
>
> You have a local Trabant dealer? Get me one in blue, please! --scott


LOL!
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On 4 Jun 2008 19:14:01 -0400, kludge.RemoveThis@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote:

>N8N <njnagel.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>All right then, what would you suggest I use in my Studebaker "Twin
>>Traction" unit, hmm? I stopped by my local Studebaker dealer to
>>get some of the factory recommended Studebaker-Packard lube, but they
>>appear to only sell some weird German car with a star on the hood now.
>
>You have a local Trabant dealer? Get me one in blue, please!
>--scott

I'm not too far away from South Bend. I could run over to the
Studebaker factory and pick some up for you if your local dealer has
started selling some cheap import.

Then again, the Auburn, Cord and Duesenburg factory is only about 50
miles from here. Maybe I could pick up some Duesie rear end lube for
you.

Jack
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Retired VIP wrote:
> On 4 Jun 2008 19:14:01 -0400, kludge.TakeThisOut@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
>
>
>>N8N <njnagel.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>All right then, what would you suggest I use in my Studebaker "Twin
>>>Traction" unit, hmm? I stopped by my local Studebaker dealer to
>>>get some of the factory recommended Studebaker-Packard lube, but they
>>>appear to only sell some weird German car with a star on the hood now.
>>
>>You have a local Trabant dealer? Get me one in blue, please!
>>--scott
>
>
> I'm not too far away from South Bend. I could run over to the
> Studebaker factory and pick some up for you if your local dealer has
> started selling some cheap import.

Heh, you laugh, but you probably could, if they still had any. If you
do, tell Dennis and Denise I said hi. (for those that don't know, SASCO
nee Newman and Altman is still in business, selling leftover Studebaker
parts stock out of the old Studebaker engineering building on Sample
Street.)

> Then again, the Auburn, Cord and Duesenburg factory is only about 50
> miles from here. Maybe I could pick up some Duesie rear end lube for
> you.

AFAIK, the first use of a clutch type limited slip in a passenger car
was in 1957 by Studebaker, so that probably wouldn't be much help
(sorry to bring a serious fact back to a thread that was starting to
become delightfully silly)

nate

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Nate Nagel wrote:

>
> For some reason the GM additive seems to have been the de facto standard
> for LSD additive. I could make a snarky comment about how GM lubricants
> have to be better to protect their inferior machinery, or simply posit
> that while GM didn't introduce LSDs they certainly were an early adopter
> and popularizer of them.
>
> nate
>
>

Actually, I'd just say they are the biggest company with the biggest
parts distribution system, so you can get their stuff more places than
you can get Mopar or Motorcraft stuff.

Of course GM doesn't actually MAKE any lubricants at all. They write a
spec and some other company produces it, same as all the other car
companies. So the GM lube may actually be THE SAME lubricant as Mopar,
Motorcraft, Toyota, etc., just in a different-colored bottle.
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