Schaeffer 221 for my suspension needs.
What's in your grease gun???
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Amsoil Polymeric truck,chassis and equipment grease for my Silverado.
Schaeffers 197 #1
Redline CV-2 #2
Sonic Moly Guard SL #1.5
Amsoil Synthetic Multipurpose Grease #2 (GLC)
Heh, it's funny that the Amsoil is the least capable of all my greases, and it's not even the cheapest... Ok Ok, so it edges the Sonic grease but $3.50 vs $9.50, but then it gets demolished against the $7.00 a tube #197...
Redline CV-2 #2
Sonic Moly Guard SL #1.5
Amsoil Synthetic Multipurpose Grease #2 (GLC)
Heh, it's funny that the Amsoil is the least capable of all my greases, and it's not even the cheapest... Ok Ok, so it edges the Sonic grease but $3.50 vs $9.50, but then it gets demolished against the $7.00 a tube #197...
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Power Punch
AMSOIL NLGI No. 2
Will try Mobil 1 or Lucas when I run out.
Will try Mobil 1 or Lucas when I run out.
Originally Posted By: gamefoo21
Schaeffers 197 #1
Redline CV-2 #2
Sonic Moly Guard SL #1.5
Amsoil Synthetic Multipurpose Grease #2 (GLC)
Heh, it's funny that the Amsoil is the least capable of all my greases, and it's not even the cheapest... Ok Ok, so it edges the Sonic grease but $3.50 vs $9.50, but then it gets demolished against the $7.00 a tube #197...
What do you mean by "least capable"?
Schaeffers 197 #1
Redline CV-2 #2
Sonic Moly Guard SL #1.5
Amsoil Synthetic Multipurpose Grease #2 (GLC)
Heh, it's funny that the Amsoil is the least capable of all my greases, and it's not even the cheapest... Ok Ok, so it edges the Sonic grease but $3.50 vs $9.50, but then it gets demolished against the $7.00 a tube #197...
What do you mean by "least capable"?
Chevron Delo EP #2
Originally Posted By: Stu_Rock
Mobilith SHC 220
Good all around grease!! I use it almost every day and never had any issues. If it sits in the gun over a long period of time it could bleed out a little, I would recommend to pull the lever out to relieve the spring tension. l
Mobilith SHC 220
Good all around grease!! I use it almost every day and never had any issues. If it sits in the gun over a long period of time it could bleed out a little, I would recommend to pull the lever out to relieve the spring tension. l
Originally Posted By: artificialist
Valvoline Durablend.
I bought several tubes of it years ago because it met specs for Fords, as well as the other car manufacturers.
In many grease varieties, you had to choose between Ford or the rest of the auto builders.
That in mind, in every shop I worked in, we used whatever grease was given to us.
I'm using Sta-Lube black moly grease. This meets the Ford specs for wheel bearing grease, but I've always used it in my GM cars after carefully cleaning out the factory grease. I've always been a sucker for Moly.
Valvoline Durablend.
I bought several tubes of it years ago because it met specs for Fords, as well as the other car manufacturers.
In many grease varieties, you had to choose between Ford or the rest of the auto builders.
That in mind, in every shop I worked in, we used whatever grease was given to us.
I'm using Sta-Lube black moly grease. This meets the Ford specs for wheel bearing grease, but I've always used it in my GM cars after carefully cleaning out the factory grease. I've always been a sucker for Moly.
Valvoline Durablend.
