Best Diff Gear Grease
#16
Tech Regular
i have test 3 grease at my Ring/Pinion, The Kyosho Ring Gear Grease ,Team Losi Great Grease, Mobil 1 Full Synthetic ,
The best is the Kyosho , far away !!!
The best is the Kyosho , far away !!!
#19
Tech Lord
iTrader: (148)
I like the mobile 1 red stuff too. I have used the hudy graphite stuff and it's good but it sure goes quickly.
Has anyone tried or heard about this new rb copper stuff?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Grease-35oz
Has anyone tried or heard about this new rb copper stuff?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Grease-35oz
#20
Tech Addict
#22
Have anyone tried this Eureka grease? If so, how do you like it?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Pro-Gear-Lube
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Pro-Gear-Lube
#23
Tech Apprentice
I like the mobile 1 red stuff too. I have used the hudy graphite stuff and it's good but it sure goes quickly.
Has anyone tried or heard about this new rb copper stuff?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Grease-35oz
Has anyone tried or heard about this new rb copper stuff?
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...er-Grease-35oz
#24
Tech Adept
For the pinion and diff ring, I use this stuff
http://www.modelixracing.com/ultimat...ng&n=1&pagina=
Sticks like S**t to a wool blanket.
It takes a little bit of running in and the car isn't free running when first applied, but man it's good stuff and doesn't come off.
http://www.modelixracing.com/ultimat...ng&n=1&pagina=
Sticks like S**t to a wool blanket.
It takes a little bit of running in and the car isn't free running when first applied, but man it's good stuff and doesn't come off.
#25
Tech Master
iTrader: (17)
I have tryed heaps of different brands
The eureka grease is pretty good
The best by far has been the kyosho hg grease. I use it on all the cv's ring and pinions and outdrives. I haven't had to replace a part since switching to it. Imbought a tub 2 years ago and it's still going.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...G-Joint-Grease
The eureka grease is pretty good
The best by far has been the kyosho hg grease. I use it on all the cv's ring and pinions and outdrives. I haven't had to replace a part since switching to it. Imbought a tub 2 years ago and it's still going.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...G-Joint-Grease
#26
Tech Master
iTrader: (18)
I've been coating metal to metal gears in my Mugens since the 6 came out.
This newest Ceramic coating I am using is designed for lubricity & wear, it's used in the firearm industry.
For me the biggest advantage is its "dry" application.
If you end up getting dust/dirt in the diff. housing, it doesn't stick to a "wet" lube on the gears.
This newest Ceramic coating I am using is designed for lubricity & wear, it's used in the firearm industry.
For me the biggest advantage is its "dry" application.
If you end up getting dust/dirt in the diff. housing, it doesn't stick to a "wet" lube on the gears.
#27
I've been coating metal to metal gears in my Mugens since the 6 came out.
This newest Ceramic coating I am using is designed for lubricity & wear, it's used in the firearm industry.
For me the biggest advantage is its "dry" application.
If you end up getting dust/dirt in the diff. housing, it doesn't stick to a "wet" lube on the gears.
This newest Ceramic coating I am using is designed for lubricity & wear, it's used in the firearm industry.
For me the biggest advantage is its "dry" application.
If you end up getting dust/dirt in the diff. housing, it doesn't stick to a "wet" lube on the gears.