Suspension And Handling Joints

[zertek]

hey guys,

for this year i will be swapping my standard suspension and handling gear for aftermarket replacements.

Just finished installing the first mod (castor rods) and now im thinking hmmm... should i have greased thoes? just wondering if i should pull them back out, grease them up and what to do about future upgrades. ive heard u can just spray on CRC an that does the job but i want it all done properly.

So what do you guys out there do?

[zertek]

at work i operate alot of machines and its a must to regrease all the joints each morning. because it works its way out apon friction. but these machines are designed with special greasing nipple points. so im thinking if i was to grease these rods and future mods, it would only be a temporary lube before id have to pull them back out again and grease them over. so maybe just regular CRC spray will do... ?

[Sydneykid]

The bushes should have come with a small packet of molly grease. Use that, if you don't constantly degrease and/or wash under you car with high pressure then it will last at least a year before you need to regrease it. Don't chuck the half used packet, you will get 2 or 3 re-greases out of it.

Cheers

Gary

[zertek]

The bushes should have come with a small packet of molly grease. Use that, if you don't constantly degrease and/or wash under you car with high pressure then it will last at least a year before you need to regrease it. Don't chuck the half used packet, you will get 2 or 3 re-greases out of it.

Cheers

Gary

hey sk, i bought the d-project adj castor rods from drift shop. unfortunately they didnt come with any grease. but now i know to go and find myself some molly grease

but like i said in my second post, it makes sence that the grease works its way out of the joint apon friction... hopefully i have some teflon lining in them. ill have to have a closer inspection now because i dont remember seeing any.

cheers a mil gary