Where to buy locally: Redline Shockproof

[Oteck]

Anyone know where you can buy them locally? Lightweight to be exact, if not i'll have to smuggle them across the border

[oasis]

I bought mine either from Mopac or Lordco (can't remember)

[MRII]

Mopac is the cheapest, Lordco are out to lunch with their price per bottle.
Also heard the KMS tools carry it also for a cheap price but unconfirmed.

[thelaw604]

Mopac is the cheapest, Lordco are out to lunch with their price per bottle.
Also heard the KMS tools carry it also for a cheap price but unconfirmed.

I can confirm that Mopac was the cheapest when I bought them and Lordco has been gone for lunch for awhile now with their prices.

Lordco also has to order them in (the one I called anyways), whereas Mopac has stock on shelves (but should call to confirm anyways).

[RePete]

...Lordco are out to lunch with their price per bottle...

For everything! I think that's why whenever I go (which is about annually) there is no one in the store, no line-ups, nothing. Unfortunately, Mopac is out in Langley, Bellingham is closer.

[MRII]

Yeah their pricing and discount is a joke.
Also, if I can recommend, get a magnetic drain plug for the diff. and fill plugs. The OEM plugs are pretty shitty.
I got one from fleabay for $10.

[dh4ever]

in shockproofs discription it says to not use in systems with a pump or a cooler... and our tranis have pumps, and a cooler. I opted for the 75-90NS (no slip addatives, to slow the syncros.. they say, but none the less it made it go into 4th much nicer!

[Goopi]

Lordco does carry Redline Shockproof, but it's probably wise to grab it elsewhere due to their prices.

I'll admit that Lordco has high list prices, but the guys always bring down the price by a large margin if you know them well enough.

[bbarnumboy]

I used Shockproof in my DSM transmission as a blend and straight in the transfer case. Thick stuff, are you really running just straight shockproof? Did you get the lightweight version?