[Shotimes] New guy and new 94 SHO MTX here
Ron Porter
ronporter@prodigy.net
Wed, 9 Jul 2003 17:24:01 -0400
Yes, a stock radiator should be fine for anything that is normally
aspirated. I personally wouldn't spend the $$ on a 2-core radiator.
Justin, your '92 has the "paper" synchros, unless you replaced it with a
pre-'91 tranny. Redline is good, but lately guys have had very good luck
with the GM Synchromesh fluid, which is also available from Valvoline at
AutoZone. Tom W. had trouble finding a fluid that worked in his '92, and the
GM stuff did the trick for him. The Synchromesh fluid (GM or Valvoline) is
not synthetic, but if it works, who cares? I had 3 bottles of Valvoline
waiting to go in before I leave for the Convention on Monday.
Ron Porter
-----Original Message-----
From: shotimes-admin@autox.team.net [mailto:shotimes-admin@autox.team.net]
On Behalf Of Justin Schick
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 4:33 PM
To: ampman@ampmanaudio.com; shotimes@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: [Shotimes] New guy and new 94 SHO MTX here
Welcome to the list!
1) The overflow bottle problem has already been mentioned, I don't know
of any others. I've always heard the SHO's cooling system is very good
in stock form, and can tell you I'm happy with my replacement from
http://www.radiator.com
2) I'm using Redline MTL in my 92 (brass synchros). I like the GL-4
(thicker) stuff better than the ATF stuff I had been running. Your
tranny should have the paper synchros though, so you might try ATF
before GL-4.
3) There always seems to be more east coast stuff going on than what
we've got here in the midwest.
4) I have heard good things about these: http://www.wetokole.com/
Hope this helps,
Justin
'92 SHO in KC MO, 192k and counting
SHOTimes list info: http://www.shotimes.com/SHO1.html
>>> "Ampman Audio" <ampman@ampmanaudio.com> 07/09/03 02:14PM >>>
Hello everyone !!
I am new to this group.....just purchased a fine, fine 94 MTX. Prior
owner
was Carl Weissman...car is is truly excellent condition with a fine mix
of
aftermarket goodies (engine, exhaust, suspension, wheels, tires) that
bring
the car to a fine state of tune. Carl did a fine job
maintaining/building
this car. I had prior owned an 89 SHO MTX..alas the car was sold to me
unethically as I found out is was a flood car and a bottomless pit of
wasted
cash....my new 94 is stellar car...I forgot just how great a SHO is.
this
baby has 98k on it and had the 60k service done about 10k ago.
I have a few questions to ask for those who might offer assistance:
1) I am replacing the radiator with a new SHO Shop 2-core....any tips
on
replacement install, ie: tips, problems, etc ?
2) I am pondering replacing the 5sp tranny oil..I hear the Redline ATX
fluis
the SHO Shop sells may improve shifting while maintaining excellent
tranny
protection ?
3) Are there any SHO gatherings "somewhat" local to New Jersey up and
coming? I would love to attend.
4) I am seeking seat covers for my front leather seats....they get
"sticky"
in this hot weather..any recommendations ? I dont think I want to go
the
expense and bulk of sheepskin covers....other alternatives?
Gracias in advance...
Kirk
Kirk Neal
Founder Ampman Audio
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