I hit the big mark!!!!! One of the few the proud
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Originally Posted by azula
do you have any mods? i have an '04 with 11k.....lol. i'ma go drive around the block 98 thousand times....i'll be right back.....
Rockinboy: ....its a MT
se-r,
Outside of the minor stuff (e.g. window grease, etc) have you had any substantive problems with your 03? How many miles did you get out of your clutch? How many miles per set of tires?
Thanks, Rat
Outside of the minor stuff (e.g. window grease, etc) have you had any substantive problems with your 03? How many miles did you get out of your clutch? How many miles per set of tires?
Thanks, Rat
Originally Posted by se-r / gti-r
yes a few mods......check my sig
Rockinboy: ....its a MT
Rockinboy: ....its a MT
well congrats man, kudos to you for keepin the car up to run that long as well!
Wow! That is pretty sweet! You might very well be among a handful of people in the country to have done so!
Pretty neat that you noticed that. I would be pissed if I noticed it a few miles too late.
P.S.: With 7k on my odo, I am on my way there!
Pretty neat that you noticed that. I would be pissed if I noticed it a few miles too late.
P.S.: With 7k on my odo, I am on my way there!
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Change your fluids like you should.
I always use synthetic motor oil every 3000 miles and use red line in the diff and tranny. It works for me.
My old car was a 92 SE-R that my father had purchased brand new and was givin to me in 99 when I then swapped the motor for a GTi-R SR20DET motor. The car had always had redline transmission fluid changed regularly. I used the same tranny with my swap and it never had a failure even with 300plus hp and 167k on it. So the moral of the story is change fluids regularly and use the right fluids that are best for you in your opinion (ie Redline, Royal Purple, Amsoil, etc)
I always use synthetic motor oil every 3000 miles and use red line in the diff and tranny. It works for me.
My old car was a 92 SE-R that my father had purchased brand new and was givin to me in 99 when I then swapped the motor for a GTi-R SR20DET motor. The car had always had redline transmission fluid changed regularly. I used the same tranny with my swap and it never had a failure even with 300plus hp and 167k on it. So the moral of the story is change fluids regularly and use the right fluids that are best for you in your opinion (ie Redline, Royal Purple, Amsoil, etc)
Originally Posted by se-r / gti-r
Change your fluids like you should.
I always use synthetic motor oil every 3000 miles and use red line in the diff and tranny. It works for me.
My old car was a 92 SE-R that my father had purchased brand new and was givin to me in 99 when I then swapped the motor for a GTi-R SR20DET motor. The car had always had redline transmission fluid changed regularly. I used the same tranny with my swap and it never had a failure even with 300plus hp and 167k on it. So the moral of the story is change fluids regularly and use the right fluids that are best for you in your opinion (ie Redline, Royal Purple, Amsoil, etc)
I always use synthetic motor oil every 3000 miles and use red line in the diff and tranny. It works for me.
My old car was a 92 SE-R that my father had purchased brand new and was givin to me in 99 when I then swapped the motor for a GTi-R SR20DET motor. The car had always had redline transmission fluid changed regularly. I used the same tranny with my swap and it never had a failure even with 300plus hp and 167k on it. So the moral of the story is change fluids regularly and use the right fluids that are best for you in your opinion (ie Redline, Royal Purple, Amsoil, etc)
Originally Posted by Diesel350
At what mileage are yous supposed to change your Diff and Tranny fluids?
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Originally Posted by Bevo
According to the service and maintenance guide, change every 30K miles. However, lots of fellows here change it every 15K miles or less. Hope this helps.
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