Do you grease your dogbones?
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RE: Do you grease your dogbones?
i would just constantly add some oil to it instead of using grease, you will find the thing jammed up with crap pretty soon if you use grease.
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RE: Do you grease your dogbones?
I dont grease Mine, but I am pretty Anal about maintenance.
I take my cars apart so often that they dont really have the opportunity to stay Gunked up.....
I Do spray them with a dry graphite lube sometimes, and Like Eddie, I use a sliver of fuel line to cushion them and take up some slack.
I take my cars apart so often that they dont really have the opportunity to stay Gunked up.....
I Do spray them with a dry graphite lube sometimes, and Like Eddie, I use a sliver of fuel line to cushion them and take up some slack.
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RE: Do you grease your dogbones?
ORIGINAL: Redharris
I dont grease Mine, but I am pretty Anal about maintenance.
I dont grease Mine, but I am pretty Anal about maintenance.
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RE: Do you grease your dogbones?
i have a sylicone base like wd40 it keep rust ,water proof and dirt off works great ..and i paint mine real bright colours so if you lose one easy to spot
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ORIGINAL: rc-psycho
i have a sylicone base like wd40 it keep rust ,water proof and dirt off works great ..and i paint mine real bright colours so if you lose one easy to spot
i have a sylicone base like wd40 it keep rust ,water proof and dirt off works great ..and i paint mine real bright colours so if you lose one easy to spot