ok, ok, yes, i'm a noob but trying to understand all these big person terms!
I recently changed the stock diff lube and put 10k in the back and front (i think the stock diff lube is about 3k??). My understanding was that if the viscosity of the fluid is higher, then the power transfer to the wheels would be more uniform. ie- both wheels turn at closer to the same speed due to the power being transferred more evenly. If this is true, then IMO, running heavier weight lube in the back should make for less one-sided wheel spin and more wheelies ( i run a lot in loose dirt/grass).
HOWEVER . . . after changing my lube, i noticed the truck seems a little more squirrelly at higher speeds in the long straights. In your opinion, could that be from the diff lube or something else. I should also mention I just put a set of bowties on as well.
Thanks in advance foryour help!!![sm=wink_smile.gif]