xxx123

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http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/1105/

http://www.permatex.com/products/Aut...per_Lube_1.htm

Can i use the Permatex instead as i have a boat load of that? Thx

BashemSmashem

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The permatex might have solvents in it that will mess with the silicone o rings that seal the shocks and is more for metal too metal contact .

I have heard that motorcycle fork seal grease is closest too the AE slime ....
http://motorcycle.motorcycle-superst...0Seal%20Grease

jdearhart

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I've used this for a long time. One tube will probably last years and can be bought from any pool store.

http://www.webpoolsupply.com/magic-lube-1-oz/

t0p_sh0tta

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I picked up a tube of synthetic grease from the local auto parts store. I remember seeing a pro drive use it for just about everything some time ago.

Racecrafter

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AE green slime works good as does the GMK "Shock Snot".

We have an o-ring grease coming out soon for shocks as well as gear diffs. Launch date is mid august.

littlevette

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this is the same stuff as the green slime. and it'll last you A LOT longer. your wallet will thank you. all you need is one.

http://shop.noleenj6.com/product.sc;...&categoryId=13

bronc4now

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Nice ..I hate squeezing that little ae tube ..

Stealth_RT

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If you really want to find out what Green Slime really is, contact AE and request the MSDS sheets for it. By law, they have to provide them to anyone asking. Then read the MSDS sheet to see what the stuff really is, and who manufactures it. I know ppl who have already done this to find out what AE diff lube really is, and who makes it. No RC company makes any of these greases, they buy the stuff in bulk from big chemical companies or distributors.

Zerodefect

It's Noleen shock oring lube. Available at any motorcycle shop.

nikos2002

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Guess it came from Cliff's motorcross experience in using the stuff.