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vrracing · 03-20-2013, 03:58 PM

In the MR2 turbo transaxles, when the synchros are wearing using Redline Lightweight Shockproof works very well. Getting into 2nd and 3rd was notchy and putting the Shockproof in was like magic. The tranny shifted beautifully.

It's pretty expensive (3qts will cost $45) but if your free stuff doesnt work it might be worth a shot. Cheaper than a new (used) tranny and easier than pulling that mutha! I don't know if the Shockproof meets RETed's GL standard but the Toyota was from the same era as the FC. Of course it could destroy your tranny. You'll have to decide if yours is far enough gone that it is worth taking a shot. As always up to you.

03-20-2013, 03:58 PM	#9
vrracing Rotating Assembly Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: TX Posts: 102 Rep Power: 17	In the MR2 turbo transaxles, when the synchros are wearing using Redline Lightweight Shockproof works very well. Getting into 2nd and 3rd was notchy and putting the Shockproof in was like magic. The tranny shifted beautifully. It's pretty expensive (3qts will cost $45) but if your free stuff doesnt work it might be worth a shot. Cheaper than a new (used) tranny and easier than pulling that mutha! I don't know if the Shockproof meets RETed's GL standard but the Toyota was from the same era as the FC. Of course it could destroy your tranny. You'll have to decide if yours is far enough gone that it is worth taking a shot. As always up to you. __________________ 90 S5 Vert. JDM Tii with BNR Stage1 turbo. Pineapple Racing street port. Bonez cat-forward. Corksport cat-back with Vibrant UltraQuiet resonator. RTek 2 wZeitronix w/b. HKS EBC. Vis CF Tii hood. 3000GT wing. Ground Control coilover kit with KYB AGX shocks. Red and Black leather RX8 seats. Corksport Odura lip & bumper caps, OEM Tii skirts Last edited by vrracing; 03-20-2013 at 04:36 PM.