4 speed transmition oil

Sorry, " a lot of wear" means "noticable wear". I can always tell if a trans had ATF or 90 wt gear oil after a lot of miles. Most wear is in the synchro splines, shift plates(shoes), roller bearings and countershaft(inside the coutershaft gear cluster). These are usually replaced, and will bring most 4 speeds to like new performance, barring any abnormal damage. I know Mopar used ATF from the factory. It was the first thing I replaced when I got any four speed or OD trans. I'm talking street performance and longevity. I'll give up a fraction of a second in the quarter mile or a fraction of a mpg. Racing is a whole different use, as OUTLAW described.


so the challenger in my post now has 114,000 miles with the original syncro's, gears, shafts, and shift plates.

It needed bearings, gaskets and seals - so what longevity are we loosing running ATF?