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Sway Bar Bushing Question
I'm going to be changing out the swaybar bushings (along with a bunch of other suspension work) for new, stock rubber bushings. The Bentley manual says to use Contiflix lubricant on the new bushings. I'm sure this isn't a must-have. Any other similar (silacone-type) products out there that are just as good?
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06-11-2005, 06:29 AM
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I use to owna bike shop, and remembered that grip shift company made a thick, sticky lube called (grip shift snot lube) you can probably get them at your local bike shop who carries them.
They actually work very well, I have used in all my past 911's sway bar bushings. |
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Thank you.
Anybody else using other products?
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06-11-2005, 07:49 AM
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Kurt,
As usual ... any of the Dow Corning 4, 111, or 112 silicone greases work well! TRW Sil-Glyd would work, too, but not my recommendation!
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1987 Porsche 911 3.2
