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| Ok....no argument. Next question/problem is where the heck to find it and I assume it will all be phased out at some point then what to pour in? Mobil delvac?
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| quote: Originally posted by BG7X77: Ok....no argument. Next question/problem is where the heck to find it and I assume it will all be phased out at some point then what to pour in? Mobil delvac?
The new Transyn is better/improved, send it to me for a full 50% refund. It reduces dust in the pan. |
| Posts: 9398 | Location: Madeira Beach Fl. | Registered: June 12, 2018 |
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DRR Sportsman
| Mike Your suggesting pour it in? Thanks for the offer on 50%.....lol I found the 295 online explicitly called out. I thought that was what I ordered but their add was ambiguous. I get a little worried when I hear new additive package......idk.....I'm not a chemical engineer nor do I specialize in fluid properties but I wanted to see what everyone thought.
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| Posts: 760 | Location: Florence, SC | Registered: August 25, 2019 |
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DRR Elite
| Again, Stay with the original |
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DRR S/Pro
| 668 is backwards compatible, works with 295. No reason not to run it. A quick google tells you all you need to know. What Steve said! ^^ Sorry for the duplicate Steve. We ran 7 fire stations for over twenty years with TS 295. And I’m talkin ing busy stations! No issues! If a Fireman can’t kill it that’s sayin something!
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| Posts: 4658 | Location: Vacaville | Registered: January 07, 2004 |
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DRR Elite
| I get all the original Transynd I want from a local GMC /Freightliner Truck center or Alison dealer. |
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DRR Top Comp
| quote: Originally posted by TheBlueTruck: Does the Transynd affect convertor performance compared to TCI or type F fluid?
If you're talking stall, compare viscosity. The new Transynd is improved. Anyone who has bought it by accident can send it to me for a full 50% refund. |
| Posts: 9398 | Location: Madeira Beach Fl. | Registered: June 12, 2018 |
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DRR Elite
| Marketing claims. Not improved for our application. The original performance spec was written by and the fluid tested by Tom Johnson of Allison who is retired. It was formulated by Castrol exclusively for Allison. |
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DRR Sportsman
| I guess it would be great if we could get a expert such as him to chime in on how the new additive package would or could affect a race setup.
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| Posts: 760 | Location: Florence, SC | Registered: August 25, 2019 |
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DRR Sportsman
| There are (3) types of Allison fluid. Amongst others Transynd 295 Transynd 668 Transynd RD. (Rigorous Duty) Thicker viscosity. For Ground pounders ^^^ For internal leaks. Thicker. New VET Testing center... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lwrglu7P7w4&t=7s |
| Posts: 1420 | Location: Under a Truck | Registered: August 23, 2013 |
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DRR Pro
| quote: Originally posted by TonyB6255: I've been running Mobil Delvac 1 the last 2 seasons. It is TS295, readily available from Summit and I saw no difference in that or actual Transynd.
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DRR Elite
| Unless it is on Allison’s tested/approve fluid list, it is not TS-295 as Amsoil is not. |
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DRR S/Pro
| quote: Originally posted by TonyB6255: I've been running Mobil Delvac 1 the last 2 seasons. It is TS295, readily available from Summit and I saw no difference in that or actual Transynd.
Thats all I’ve ran is Delvac Mobile. Great product and is approved by Allison. Walmart has it if interested.
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| Posts: 4658 | Location: Vacaville | Registered: January 07, 2004 |
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DRR Sportsman
| Yeah I probably should have done that in the first place as opposed to ordering transynd online and getting not what I expected.
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| Posts: 760 | Location: Florence, SC | Registered: August 25, 2019 |
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