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Rear Control Arms
My control arms came in. Anything special I need? The instructions say to lubricate the bushings. What kind of lubrication? KY, astroglide, WD40? Seems pretty straight forward otherwise. I don't need to do anything with the grease fittings from the factory, or do I?
Thanks!
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pikuoff- Super Charger

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Re: Rear Control Arms
Sweet any pics...

Dominican7- SUPER SNAKE

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what kind are they?

zporta- Super Charger

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poly bushing requires a special grease, it should of came with your control arms or at least tell you which to use.

orangelx91- MACH 1

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No pics yet and they are just regular tubular control arms with poly bushings from CJponyparts. Figured I would start basic and that I don't go to the track enough to really wear them out. I mainly got them b/c they were red 
I couldn't find any info about what type of lube to use on the installation instructions. It just said to lubricate them. I'll dig around more in the Interwebs tomorrow...was just hoping someone here would already know to save me the hassle
I couldn't find any info about what type of lube to use on the installation instructions. It just said to lubricate them. I'll dig around more in the Interwebs tomorrow...was just hoping someone here would already know to save me the hassle

pikuoff- Super Charger

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if you dont grease them they will squeak like my sway bar which has polyurethane bushing i ask a tech and he said they tend to dry out

roushmustang427r- SUPER SNAKE

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Yeah there is a special poly bushing grease you are supposed to lube them with. Or you could just use multipurpose grease like I did. Havn't had any probs yet but I'm not sure it it breaks down the material or not.

Smokeurhonda- COBRA

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Anyone got any silicone grease that I can buy off them? Apparently you can't find that stuff in stores...WTF?!? I was hoping to do the install this weekend, so I'd rather not have to order it.

pikuoff- Super Charger

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Re: Rear Control Arms
Poly Lube will work fine on these.
You can get any of the following..
Black Poly lube - All parts stores have this.
Lucas Oil - RED SUSPENSION lube - Parts stores
You can get any of the following..
Black Poly lube - All parts stores have this.
Lucas Oil - RED SUSPENSION lube - Parts stores
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TT_05_Stang- Admin

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FYI...
Why they say to use sylicone, is due to petrolium bases greases will swell the Poly Bushings. When hey swell they become soft and can tear.
Polyurithane Greases and Sylicone Greases work well with poly bushings.
Why they say to use sylicone, is due to petrolium bases greases will swell the Poly Bushings. When hey swell they become soft and can tear.
Polyurithane Greases and Sylicone Greases work well with poly bushings.
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TT_05_Stang- Admin

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I'll see if Advance has some of that stuff....thanks!

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