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Old 08-26-2009, 08:16 AM
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Best Lubricant for After Market Billet Diverter Valves?

What is the best lubricant for the Aftermarket Diverter valves. I am sure it is a silicone derivative.

Anyone have a preference?

I would like to know a product name and where to get it.

There is one I looked at but do not know if it is good or not and that is RedLin CV-2 Synthetic High Temperature Grease

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Good question....
 
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I have the Bailey DV's which are maintenance free, if I had DV's that needed maintenance I would use a high temp. waterproof grease, Amsoil is the one I have in my garage. Redline CV-2 is also high temp. and waterproof.
 
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all redline stuff is way good
 
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Originally Posted by Liquidcooled
I have the Bailey DV's which are maintenance free, if I had DV's that needed maintenance I would use a high temp. waterproof grease, Amsoil is the one I have in my garage. Redline CV-2 is also high temp. and waterproof.
its my understanding that even though the Bailey's are sold as "maint. free", it's a misnomer and you still need to occasionally perform maintenance on them.
 
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Yip, good question... For those running Forge, if you call Forge up they will send you a free maintenance kit which consists of new top seal and some grease, actually come to think of it I'm sure they sent me new springs also.
 
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