Front CV Joint - Grease?
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I am replacing the front hubs and doing a general tidy up at the same time.
I was wondering what is the best grease for the CV Joints?
Any help is appreciated.
I was wondering what is the best grease for the CV Joints?
Any help is appreciated.
What about his from Opie oils:
About Silkolene PRO RG2 Racing Grease
An advanced, high melting point, synthetic racing grease, PRO RG2 is a multi-functional, high performance grease with exceptional heat resisting and water-proofing properties.
PRO RG2 has outstanding water repellence, excellent corrosion inhibition properties and high resistance to water wash-off, making it an ideal choice for rally and watercraft use.
It is ideal for bearing and chassis lubrication and conditions of water impact. PRO RG2 is designed to meet the stringent requirements of competition use, including off-road, and stays in place, even under high temperatures created in competition use. This high cling formula is ideal for protecting wheel bearings, universal joints, suspension linkages and seals under the most testing conditions.
Use for wheel bearing, rose joint, marine applications and all general automotive greasing.
About Silkolene PRO RG2 Racing Grease
An advanced, high melting point, synthetic racing grease, PRO RG2 is a multi-functional, high performance grease with exceptional heat resisting and water-proofing properties.
PRO RG2 has outstanding water repellence, excellent corrosion inhibition properties and high resistance to water wash-off, making it an ideal choice for rally and watercraft use.
It is ideal for bearing and chassis lubrication and conditions of water impact. PRO RG2 is designed to meet the stringent requirements of competition use, including off-road, and stays in place, even under high temperatures created in competition use. This high cling formula is ideal for protecting wheel bearings, universal joints, suspension linkages and seals under the most testing conditions.
Use for wheel bearing, rose joint, marine applications and all general automotive greasing.
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As above, moly grease seems favoured for CV joints
http://www.commaoil.com/productsguide/view/6/212
JohnD
http://www.commaoil.com/productsguide/view/6/212
JohnD
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