Red Line Synthetic Oil

Red Line Synthetic Gear Oil GL-5 75W-85 1 Quart - 50104

Part #
50104
Line:
RL

Product Information

  • Warranty:  Manufacturer's Defect Warranty
  • Unit of Measure:  Each
  • UPC:  # 83522501040
  • Container Size: 1 Quart
  • ATF Type: GL-5
  • Oil Composition: Synthetic
  • Viscosity Grade/Weight: 75W-85

Applications for this Product

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Detailed Description

Gear Oil; SAE 75W-85 GL-5; Fully-Synthetic; For Differentials; 1 Quart;

75W85 GL-5 Gear Oil - fully-synthetic, popular in Toyota differentials, ester-based for stable viscosity, reduced wear, contains enough friction modifier for most LIMITED SLIP DIFFERENTIALS

Red Line Gear Oil Features:
  • Fully-synthetic formulas created from polyester base stocks, offer excellent lubrication under extreme conditions
  • High viscosity-index (VI) to provide relatively constant viscosity and film thickness with varying temperature change
  • Ester base stocks and friction modifiers provide additional slipperiness to lower operating temperatures by reducing the sliding friction in hypoid gears
  • Superior shear stability and reduced oxidation compared to other synthetics and conventional gear oils

Brand Information

Since 1979, Red Line Synthetic Oil Corporation has grown to manufacture more than 100 quality products, including motor oils, gear oils, assembly lubes, fuel additives, and its popular WaterWetter cooling additive for the automotive, motorcycle, marine, and industrial markets. Based in Benicia, California, Red Line has a reputation with racers and enthusiasts alike for creating products that perform and protect better than any on the market, regardless of price.

Red Line formulates fully-synthetic oils and chemically-advanced additives using the world's finest base stocks. Rather than cutting costs by blending in petroleum products, Red Line's motor oils and gear oils use superior ester base stocks that provide extreme stability at high temperatures and superior film strength at lower viscosities where more power can be produced.
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