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Long Travel BS Thread

Discussion in 'Long Travel Suspension' started by amaes, Aug 20, 2010.

  1. Sep 20, 2011 at 4:47 PM
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    I know it has been covered but what kind of lube should i use on my uniballs?
     
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    Tri flow. Teflon lube.
     
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    none!
     
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    ^^^Care to elaborate on that Mike, just curious as why you say that?!
     
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    Whoa! Guess you won't have to worry about the limiting straps stretching or snapping. :cool:
     
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    Not mine. I'm not even building it. Bunderson Racing is.
     
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    Wat u mean?
     
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    Me too. Kinda cool looking.
     
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    There are height restrictions on sigs. If something's over it just gets cut off.
     
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    that is a fucking amazing idea to get rid of some wobble! i like it! who is building this?
     
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    Kevin Bunderson. He's been doing it like this since the 80s supposedly.
     
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    thats a bad ass design.
     
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    anything you put on the uniball will attract dirt and grime .this works into the surface where the teflon liner and inner ball make contact and will wear the surface and cause the uniballs to fail prematurely. dryfilm lubricant just wipes away when the uniball cycles and dosent do any real good . the teflon liner in the uniball lubricates the uniball just fine. when theres no more internal lubrication the teflon liner is done and complete uni should be replaced .
    just wash with soap and water and blow out with compressed air. ive had squeak free uniballs for years by taking care of them this way . i have never "greased " a uniball on any vehicles i prep and never will . just keep them clean and you will be fine.
     

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