Ring-Pinion Grease for truggy/buggy
#1
Ring-Pinion Grease for truggy/buggy
I want the best lubrication for my ring and pinion of my kyosho st-rr
what you suggest me?
I am looking at these
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ar-Lube-20-1oz
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Mobil-1-Grease
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ng-Gear-Grease
what you suggest me?
I am looking at these
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ar-Lube-20-1oz
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Mobil-1-Grease
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ng-Gear-Grease
#2
i use Kendall super blue grease, available at most autoparts store. a tub will last a lifetime
#3
are all the blue greases the same?
i mean like the black graphite grease which are all the same?
i mean like the black graphite grease which are all the same?
#8
When i first got my mbx6 i ran almost 8 gallons before i even knew that you were supposed to do that (didn't say in the manual). they ran fine with almost no wear. started doing it on a new drive chain on my buggy because people say that it's an unwritten rule and you have to. No difference what so ever. matter of fact, when i went to build my backup buggy my original gears were in fact better shape the ones i replaced them with and had the same amount of time on it.
i still however grease them anyway. All my clutchbell's and spurs are also in great shape. I have a racers edge coated/vented bell that has upteen gallons on it and still has many more. Might actually wear a hole in it before it goes. And we know you don't grease the spur/bell.
oh and mobil 1 ftw!
i still however grease them anyway. All my clutchbell's and spurs are also in great shape. I have a racers edge coated/vented bell that has upteen gallons on it and still has many more. Might actually wear a hole in it before it goes. And we know you don't grease the spur/bell.
oh and mobil 1 ftw!
#9
#10
+1 Mobil 1 is the SHIZZZ...
#11
thanks guys i will try the mobil 1...what about the kyosho teflon ring gear grease?
I grease my ring pinions with a simple brown grease but at the first pull of the trigger all the grease goes at my chassis and at the diff housing..i want something good to super lube my gears...
who try different greases and which find better?
thanks
I grease my ring pinions with a simple brown grease but at the first pull of the trigger all the grease goes at my chassis and at the diff housing..i want something good to super lube my gears...
who try different greases and which find better?
thanks
#12
Lucas Oil Red "N" Tacky #2
#13
+1 Lucas grease from the autoparts store. $5 from the autoparts store for 14.5oz. Will probably never have to buy any again.
#14
#15
i am using this:
Fully synthetic lithium grease, NLGI 3 though... thicker compared to NLGI 2...
Fully synthetic lithium grease, NLGI 3 though... thicker compared to NLGI 2...