Synthetic ATF worth it?
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Im in the process of having my 4T60E rebuilt. Is it worht switching to synthetic ATF? Or should I run regular Dexron ATF? Are there addatives that work well with regular ATF instead of using synthetic? What are the your opinions?
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I'd say with the full rebuild you should be fine to use the Synthetic.... You will have a fresh trans So I don't see any issue here.. ![Wink](https://www.gmforum.com/gm/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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Is there any kind of noticeable difference in using the synthetic versus the conventional? Does the trans shift better, run all cooler temps? What would the advantages be to the synthetic?
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