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Hot Rods Chassis Grease

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by woodiewagon46, Sep 5, 2024.

  1. woodiewagon46
    Joined: Mar 14, 2013
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    woodiewagon46
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    from New York

    I use a generic chassis grease that I get from my local auto parts store on my '46 Station Wagon. It has a Chassis Engineering, dropped tube axle, with Ford kingpins and bushings. Anybody recommend anything better?
     
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    Been using this stuff for the last 5 or so years at work on king pins , forklift and loader articulation pins etc . Works great with the moly and tacifiiers in it .

    not so good on wheel bearings and fast moving parts , there we use a blue tinted grease with the same properties as Lukas red n tacky .
     
  3. I've been using the green marine stuff used on boat trailer wheels, for my kingpins.
    It doesn't seem to be affected by moisture.
     
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  4. Any name-brand should be fine. I believe I have a Castrol tube in my gun right now. I also use one of those mini grease guns, I take what I can find for that little gem.
     
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  5. Glenn S
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