High Moly content Grease suggestion

[maverickfhs]

Can anyone recommend a cheaper 'moly' grease in a small quantity? Planning to use it to lube rear splines on a motorcycle.

Anything similar to : https://www.tsmoly.com/anti-seize-lubricants-compounds-moly-paste-with-mossub2sub-p-84.html or https://www.rshughes.com/p/Loctite-LB-80...8/079340_51048/

Thank you for any advice and help

 

[Trav]

https://www.amazon.com/Schaeffer-Manufac...ffer+238+grease

 

[RooflessVW]

Valvoline SynPower in the black tube.

 

[maverickfhs]

Would this work? Its black in color and already have on hand

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Supertech-Moly-Lithium-Extreme-Pressure-Grease-14-oz-Canister/16928003

 

[doitmyself]

Does your application recommend a 3-5% moly grease or a 60-70% moly paste (linked in OP)?

 

[maverickfhs]

Originally Posted By: doitmyself
Does your application recommend a 3-5% moly grease or a 60-70% moly paste (linked in OP)?


I believe it says to use Honda moly paste, which has 60%.

 

[doitmyself]

I cannot answer your original question - a cheap alternative for high solids moly paste. Honda M 60 grease has been discontinued. There are tons of threads about the subject, many claiming that Honda (Dow) M77 is the replacement: https://www.google.com/search?client=fir...920&bih=923

There's also a number of people that chime in and say that any 3-5% moly grease works for them.

Please follow up with your decision. I'm curious.

 

[maverickfhs]

Originally Posted By: doitmyself
I cannot answer your original question - a cheap alternative for high solids moly paste. Honda M 60 grease has been discontinued. There are tons of threads about the subject, many claiming that Honda (Dow) M77 is the replacement: https://www.google.com/search?client=fir...920&bih=923

There's also a number of people that chime in and say that any 3-5% moly grease works for them.

Please follow up with your decision. I'm curious.


Is moly lithium of super tech I posted above is same as 2-3% moly?

 

[Trav]

Originally Posted By: maverickfhs
Originally Posted By: doitmyself
Does your application recommend a 3-5% moly grease or a 60-70% moly paste (linked in OP)?


I believe it says to use Honda moly paste, which has 60%.


It it needs moly in that concentration the a 5% isnt getting the job done. Use the OE product!

 

[jhellwig]

Originally Posted By: maverickfhs
Can anyone recommend a cheaper 'moly' grease in a small quantity? Planning to use it to lube rear splines on a motorcycle.

Anything similar to : https://www.tsmoly.com/anti-seize-lubricants-compounds-moly-paste-with-mossub2sub-p-84.html or https://www.rshughes.com/p/Loctite-LB-80...8/079340_51048/

Thank you for any advice and help

Jet lube 550 or 550 extreme. I have started using this at work coat flange bolts on the advice of a gasket manufacturer. It does not separate. It is a moly based antiseize like you posted.

http://www.jetlube.com/pages/550.html

http://www.jetlube.com/pages/550_Extreme.html

 

[maverickfhs]

M77 does not seem to be a good choice. For now, I am leaning towards this: https://www.rshughes.com/p/Loctite-LB-80...8/079340_51048/

 

[SOHCman]

Originally Posted By: maverickfhs
M77 does not seem to be a good choice. For now, I am leaning towards this: https://www.rshughes.com/p/Loctite-LB-80...8/079340_51048/


For what reason? M77 is a very tenacious moly paste, and would work great on splines, brakes, or anywhere else moly paste is used.

 

[maverickfhs]

Originally Posted By: SOHCman
Originally Posted By: maverickfhs
M77 does not seem to be a good choice. For now, I am leaning towards this: https://www.rshughes.com/p/Loctite-LB-80...8/079340_51048/


For what reason? M77 is a very tenacious moly paste, and would work great on splines, brakes, or anywhere else moly paste is used.


I have seen various threads online discussing it, that M77 has unknown content of moly and it's not mean for splines, more for brakes and lighter applications?

But no idea though?

 

[dblshock]

I use the SuperTech moly lithium $3.49 on my Toyota u-joints and spiders...seems to be getting the job done.

 

[maverickfhs]

Originally Posted By: dblshock
I use the SuperTech moly lithium $3.49 on my Toyota u-joints and spiders...seems to be getting the job done.


Yes, I have this laying around: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Supertech-Moly-Lithium-Extreme-Pressure-Grease-14-oz-Canister/16928003

But it has a very low moly content and not recommended in my motorcycle spline application.

 

[dblshock]

keep it wet more often then..so fussy..i used to be like that went out and bought that kryionite (sp) grease.

 

[maverickfhs]

Originally Posted By: dblshock
keep it wet more often then..so fussy..i used to be like that went out and bought that kryionite (sp) grease.


Sorry, do you mean, keep lubricating often?

 

[dblshock]

right, if you can access it easy.

 

[deoxy4]

Loctite LB 8012, Part # 51048, is 65% moly and can be found for about $5 less for 8 ounces on Amazon.

 

[maverickfhs]

Originally Posted By: deoxy4
Loctite LB 8012, Part # 51048, is 65% moly and can be found for about $5 less for 8 ounces on Amazon.


Yes, I have already purchased that in an aerosol can when it was $13, way cheaper than anything out there.

Although lubing rear wheel of a motorcycle with an aerosol can would be interesting...