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Old 01-07-2014
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Default DEX210 rtr diff gear oil

I have just finished a 4 gear mid motor conversion and noticed there was not any oil in the geared diff(2 gear). I used Core RC 450cst shock oil and noticed
the motor was running hot ( after 25 mins on astro turf). I just bought S-works 3000cps diff oil but, I am cautious to use it because it is thicker than the shock oil. Is my logic misplaced and would a thicker oil be better suited?.
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The stock diff oil is 3,000. You can run thinner or thicker oil, some like thicker, even upto 12,000, others like thinner. I emailed Team Durango about it and they recommended as low as 1,000 on high grip surfaces like carpet, but 3,000 was a good comprise.
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Thanks for the effort.
Do you know if 3000cps is thicker than 3000cst?.
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Sorry I didnt pick up on that before, all my values were CST.

Just had a quick search on Google (and I assume this is correct!!)
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The comparison value (between CPS & CST) is 0.9875/1 so they are basically the same value.
CST/CPS to WT is totally different and also vary with manufacturer.
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Thanks again DynaMight.
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