<VV> positraction additive -yes or no

[Sethracer at aol.com]

In a message dated 5/1/2008 1:28:11 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
ScottyGrover at aol.com writes:

If I  recall correctly, the factor of commonality of lubricant applies only   
to the manual transmission (the PG units are totally separate.) In  that  
case,since every manual-transmission 'Vair I have ever owned  ('65's and 
'66's)  had 
separate fill plugs for the trans. and the  diff., why can't the passage that 
 
joins the two be plugged so that  limited-slip lube can be used?

Scotty from  Hollyweird



Scotty - That is true, manual only - unless a seal goes on the PG- Then  both 
the diff and the trans get contaminated! 
 
But the matching holes are not the only path for fluid between the manual  
trans and the diff. It is what assures the commonality, but I believe a second  
path through the upper ball bearing assemblies would allow fluid to 
interchange.  Personally, I hate transmissions - well - taking them apart anyway. - Seth 
 Emerson



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