UCA question

I have some TC UCA that I need to lube and was wondering what lube you guys are using for the bushings and the uniball?

 

in the uniball and Mobil1 in the bushings.

 

Tri-Flow® Superior Dry Lubricant: $5.89
Tri-Flow® Superior Dry Lubricant is an elite formula created for dry and dusty conditions. The 2oz drip bottle applicator allows for deep penetration in hard to reach moving parts. Featuring paraffin wax and high-grade petroleum oil to allow the lube to go on wet, but then set up in a dry, 'wax-like' film so it will not attract or absorb grit and grime. Perfect for dry, dirty, dusty conditions, while still providing adequate wet weather performance. Holds up to extreme pressures and resists water wash-off. Provides incredible efficiency without attracting an excessive amount of contaminants. Great for Uni-Ball bearings.

 

I just spit on it

 

but really, the tri flow is good. you can pick it up at your local bike shop,

 

I have the camburg uniball UCA's. How often do they need to be lubed?

 

alright sweet, might be a dumb question but how do you get mobile 1 into the bushings lol... and trying to find the best lube for the bushings

 

Personally if I had uniballs I'd be using dry moly spray lube. Bushings I'd probably go with valvoline full syn grease, I'd have to check and see if those bushings would be compatible though.

 

+1
Lowes/Home Depot has it

 

LOL looks a little dirty, like oil and dust.

 

If that looks dirty-You shouldn't look at my truck....

Mobil1 in the grease tube works great with my grease gun. That is what the zero fittings are for...or if thy are off the truck you can take them apart to refill them if you want...

 

oh sweet any specific type of Mobil1 grease tube I remember seeing different types at napa

 

I thought you were gonna say girl, damn.


Check out the dry moly though.

 

thanks for the replys everyone appreciate it

 

The normal Mobil1 synth grease should do. Or any other reputable brand you like.

And Max-I think the lube you use and the stuff I use are really pretty similar. That Teflon type doesn't attract/hold dirt like a grease or WD40 type lube. And I've had great luck with that same lube on motorcycle chains, appliances, and yard tools for years...