Anyone know if the royal purple Ultra-Performance Grease NLGI #2 is suitable for high speed wheel bearings? Planning to regrease my wheel hub bearings.
RP Ultra-Performance Grease for wheel bearings?
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Are they a sealed type bearing ?
no. not sealed.
Originally Posted By: Sawdusted
Anyone know if the royal purple Ultra-Performance Grease NLGI #2 is suitable for high speed wheel bearings? Planning to regrease my wheel hub bearings.
From their website: http://royalpurpleconsumer.com/products/ultra-performance-grease-upg/
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increases bearing life and equipment reliability. It also makes bearings run smoother, cooler and quieter.
Anyone know if the royal purple Ultra-Performance Grease NLGI #2 is suitable for high speed wheel bearings? Planning to regrease my wheel hub bearings.
From their website: http://royalpurpleconsumer.com/products/ultra-performance-grease-upg/
Quote:
increases bearing life and equipment reliability. It also makes bearings run smoother, cooler and quieter.
Originally Posted By: DragRace
Originally Posted By: Sawdusted
Anyone know if the royal purple Ultra-Performance Grease NLGI #2 is suitable for high speed wheel bearings? Planning to regrease my wheel hub bearings.
From their website: http://royalpurpleconsumer.com/products/ultra-performance-grease-upg/
Quote:
increases bearing life and equipment reliability. It also makes bearings run smoother, cooler and quieter.
Yes, I saw that but it doesn't say high speed bearings. That line may refer to low to medium speed bearings. Auto wheel bearings are considered high speed bearings? No?
Originally Posted By: Sawdusted
Anyone know if the royal purple Ultra-Performance Grease NLGI #2 is suitable for high speed wheel bearings? Planning to regrease my wheel hub bearings.
From their website: http://royalpurpleconsumer.com/products/ultra-performance-grease-upg/
Quote:
increases bearing life and equipment reliability. It also makes bearings run smoother, cooler and quieter.
Yes, I saw that but it doesn't say high speed bearings. That line may refer to low to medium speed bearings. Auto wheel bearings are considered high speed bearings? No?
I've used it on new boat trailer bearings,they've been fine.It'll work perfect for regular wheel bearings on a vehicle as NLGI #2 is the primary wheel bearing recommendation.
Car bearings are not high speed bearings.
Originally Posted By: DragRace
It'll work perfect for regular wheel bearings on a vehicle as NLGI #2 is the primary wheel bearing recommendation.
Not quite. GC is the National Lubricating Grease Institute certification for wheel bearing grease. (LB is the chassis lube, and many greases are marked LB-GC.) The #2 is the consistency of the grease. #1 is softer and #3 is firmer. #000 is almost liquid and #6 is solid.
It'll work perfect for regular wheel bearings on a vehicle as NLGI #2 is the primary wheel bearing recommendation.
Not quite. GC is the National Lubricating Grease Institute certification for wheel bearing grease. (LB is the chassis lube, and many greases are marked LB-GC.) The #2 is the consistency of the grease. #1 is softer and #3 is firmer. #000 is almost liquid and #6 is solid.
Originally Posted By: Ken2
Originally Posted By: DragRace
It'll work perfect for regular wheel bearings on a vehicle as NLGI #2 is the primary wheel bearing recommendation.
Not quite. GC is the National Lubricating Grease Institute certification for wheel bearing grease. (LB is the chassis lube, and many greases are marked LB-GC.) The #2 is the consistency of the grease. #1 is softer and #3 is firmer. #000 is almost liquid and #6 is solid.
http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/grease/synthetic-multi-purpose-grease-nlgi-2/?page=%2fstorefront%2fglc.aspx
Also posted as well on Amsoil Website:
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NLGI #2 is the primary wheel bearing recommendation.
Originally Posted By: DragRace
It'll work perfect for regular wheel bearings on a vehicle as NLGI #2 is the primary wheel bearing recommendation.
Not quite. GC is the National Lubricating Grease Institute certification for wheel bearing grease. (LB is the chassis lube, and many greases are marked LB-GC.) The #2 is the consistency of the grease. #1 is softer and #3 is firmer. #000 is almost liquid and #6 is solid.
http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/grease/synthetic-multi-purpose-grease-nlgi-2/?page=%2fstorefront%2fglc.aspx
Also posted as well on Amsoil Website:
Quote:
NLGI #2 is the primary wheel bearing recommendation.
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