Redline CV2 equivalent Amsoil grease ...

[Ndx]

Hi Friends,

I Can't find Redline CV2 ... In Canada ...
But I can order some Amsoil from Pablo or Garry ...

I'm just not sure what Amsoil grease will work in cv boots

Thank You

 

[Ndx]

I been recomended to use this ...
Any opinions ?

AMSOIL Synthetic Polymeric Off-Road Grease (GPOR2)
(NLGI #2 - 5% Moly)

http://www.amsoil.com/StoreFront/gpor2.aspx

 

[Pablo]

That would be my #1 choice. Sorry for not responding sooner.

 

[Ndx]

Do you think that this would work better then regular CV grease included with boots ?

BTW, no need to Appologize you and Garry are doing great work on here keeping up everyone informed about Amsoil products...

 

[Pablo]

Probably better, not sure what kind is included.

 

[gamefoo21]

http://www.redlineoil.com/distributors_international.aspx

You do know there are distributors in Canada, and if there isn't one near by, Redline will sell and ship to people in Canada.

 

[OVERKILL]

Why not check out some of the Petro Canada greases?

http://lubricants.petro-canada.ca/resour...amp;language=en

 

[daman]

That's good grease,that or Schaeffer's 238,but for CV boots i'd go lil thiner a NLGI 1 or 0.

 

[gamefoo21]

Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
Why not check out some of the Petro Canada greases?

http://lubricants.petro-canada.ca/resour...amp;language=en



Some nice stuff there, but I'd personally be a bit concerned with the operating range temps, the stuff for cold temps can't really handle to high of a max temp, and the hot stuff turns to rock in cold temps we see out here.

Redline CV2 has a functional range of -100F to 500F, and CV joints can and do get rather hot.

 

[OVERKILL]

The synthetic (not on that sheet) has a functional range of -49 to 338F. I can't see a CV joint hitting anywhere near 500F.......

The Redline stuff is definitely nice. Just very expensive.

 

[Ben99GT]

CV-2 is expensive, almost $10 a tube, but I've been exceedingly impressed by it.

 

[gamefoo21]

Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
The synthetic (not on that sheet) has a functional range of -49 to 338F. I can't see a CV joint hitting anywhere near 500F.......

The Redline stuff is definitely nice. Just very expensive.


Hmm... See that's do able.

 

[Burbanite]

Originally Posted By: Ndx
Hi Friends,

I Can't find Redline CV2 ... In Canada ...
But I can order some Amsoil from Pablo or Garry ...

I'm just not sure what Amsoil grease will work in cv boots

Thank You


You can buy CV2 from Mopac Auto Supply online. www.mopacautosupply.com They are located in Langley, BC, Calgary & Edmonton, AB.