At 08:03 AM 9/3/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Chris wrote:
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>> I used pennzoil wheel bearing grease. I
>> hope it lives up to the british standards.
>> Thanks
>> Chris
>
>If you want to match the British grease standards, using modern lubricants
on new
>bearings, you're going to have to dilute the new grease with about 24% lard and
>11% sawdust. Some road dust would help, for that classic car sound.
>
That MUST be burled elm saw dust.
>{9->
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>Seriously, the modern moly bearing greases are far superior to anything our
cars
>ever came with. The secret, in any age, is to back them well. A messy job, but
>necessary.
>
>Steve
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