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Best Chain Lube
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Tom Cole:
Dupont "Teflon Multi-Use Dry Wax Lubricant" AKA Dupont "Performance Dry Multi-Use Lubricant with Teflon"
This is from the Performance Lubricant line from Dupont. It dries to a non-sticky film that will remain in critical areas of the chain longer than anything I have ever found. Dirt does not stick to it. (teflon is a non-stick coating too).
DO NOT GET THIS STUFF INSIDE YOUR CLUTCH OR ANYWHERE NEAR YOUR BRAKES. Teflon is slippery. It goes on as a watery liquid that dries very quickly. After application, give it a few minutes to dry before running and it won't sling off.
I have found it at Lowes, and O'Reilly's Auto Parts.
www.PerformanceLubricant.Dupont.com
justfreaky:
Some of the karting guys are soaking their chains in crock pots. Use your favorite lube or chain wax in an old crock pot ( as wife does not appreciate the finer point of this :D); Soak clean chain for a day or so, wipe clean, and install or put in ziplock bag to use as back up.
Just my .02 worth
Steve
bandostuff.com:
I Like this stuff from the motorcycle shop. It is messy but it works great.
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