White lithium grease in a suspension?
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polarisrider1
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Only Sea and snow white lithium. All others will be questioned about price.
have you found a ride to the Ride in?Only Sea and snow white lithium. All others will be questioned about price.
Actually "Sea & Snow" has an app for that!
Their Mystik Lo-Temp Grease: http://www.mystiklubricants.com/do/product/GREASES/665027002
3_old_jags
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Go all out! I use Mobile 1 Synthetic. However, one off my riding buds runs a warehouse and they always get a few damaged ones so the price is right. I just believe in hitting the suspension and bearings a few times a year to push out the moisture.
You will be fine using any type of grease in the suspension. I always use the white because thats what I use on everything else, why change. No problems with it so why spend the extra money on something like that. Need to save every cent you can nowadays since gas prices are supposed to shoot up to over 4 bucks which blows
Firecatguy
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use the amsoil product.....oh wait no S&S has better water resistant properties!!!!
my friend used the low-temp stuff in his suspension and the DD blew 2 days later
my friend used the low-temp stuff in his suspension and the DD blew 2 days later
no actualy I used the blue marine stuff that came in a 3 pack with the mini gun I think they give you 3 pluse 1 in the chamber because they know that is how long the pos gun will last.but I did get the new BDX light drive and light driver BDX 2 wheel kit and a new kevlar belt last night. detective Stabler and Eames from SVU came over to talk about the rape but I told them the bleading had stoped and I was ok
vanderdome5
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grease
i use mobile aircraft grease stays soft to 50 degrees below
i use mobile aircraft grease stays soft to 50 degrees below
snootbiscuit
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what I did was get a sample of the poo low temp grease, and put whatever other grease in question,and put them both out in the cold! then check the "thickness" of both after a night. the thicker the grease = less travel or stiff suspension! fyi= dont use grease w teflon in any bearings, the experts claim that the bearing rollers may then "slide" instead of rolling!
groomerdriver
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Mobil 1 here. To the poster who mentioned M1 aircraft grease...where do you get this stuff?