I'm putting an Old Man Emu YJ suspension and conversion kit on a 1984 CJ7 as well as a 1" polyurethane body lift. The supplier fells like red grease is fine especially for the greasable fittings. I've got my doubts but 14 oz prothane is 5 or 6 times the price of red and I don't know how well it pumps from a grease gun. What's your experience?
cheap red or pricy prothane?
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foreman1063
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Where did you find the Superlube grease locally?
foreman1063
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I didn't see it at the Ace where I live. How about posting if you find it around Raleigh.
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ACE at 8111 Creedmore Rd in Raleigh has ONE 3 oz tube left on the shelf but says it will restock within a week. $5.49 plus tax. Finding a 14.5 oz cartridge locally may be tougher since most of the suppliers (Bearing Distributors, Johnstone Supply, Motion Industries, etc.) sell wholesale rather than retail and may not want to break a case even if you do qualify for wholesale. I don't, unless I try to fake it and pay cash.
One more place to try tomorrow.
One more place to try tomorrow.
No luck on that. I've ordered a cartridge from AAA Industrial Supply (aaaindustrialsupply.com). $11.12 + $0 tax + $5 shipping on orders under $25.
SHIPPING IS FREE on orders over $25. So if anyone (and a couple of buddies) need 3 or more cartridges, the cost would be $11.12 each + $0 tax + $0 shipping. Buy several. Give them as gifts. Use caution with this.
SHIPPING IS FREE on orders over $25. So if anyone (and a couple of buddies) need 3 or more cartridges, the cost would be $11.12 each + $0 tax + $0 shipping. Buy several. Give them as gifts. Use caution with this.