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Old 15-06-2009
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Default Grease - Diff and Thrust bearing

I would like to know which grease do you use? So far I used Hudy diff grease that came with TC kits but I find it too thin. For thrust bearings I used old white Losi grease that I got with my XX4 back in 90's there is probably for one last diff left so I need to get something new. Thank you for your input.
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Very hard to beat the Associated greases IMHO.
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Ok for diff I know which then, but which for thrust? I never had AE kit.
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black ae grease for thrust clear silcone for diff benkinight has some good stuff for sale
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black thrust ae grease for the thurst

AE stealth Diff lube for the diff- and for the diff gears- dont mix

silcone grease for the cvd pins and axels

greenslime for the o rings
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Thank you all a lot.
I forgot to ask - what is Losi black grease good for?

I'm using Hudy graphite grease on cvd's, works good for me.
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we never ever grease cvd joints etc it atracts dirt, grease and dirt work like grinding paste,losi black grease is again thrust race grease
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