PyRo9862

http://www.valvoline.com/pages/produ...asp?product=59

Its time to get off my butt and put in my new swaybars and poly bushings, just want to make sure I have a grease that works before I put them in.
Will that work or should I buy the stuff from spohn?

Brett H. - 89GTA

Most people will tell you to use a synthetic waterproof silicon base grease, and to stay away from petroleum-based grease.

I don't think that petroleum-based grease will hurt them...after all, people buy poly engine and trans mounts because they are supposed to be unaffected by oil, transmission fluid, etc. However, I would recommend at least using a waterproof grease so that it doesn't get washed away in a few months. Believe it or not, I have considered using disc brake caliper grease. It's a synthetic waterproof grease that seems like it should work...not that I've tried it yet. Some auto parts stores sell a wheel bearing grease made for boat trailers that is waterproof as well.

PyRo9862

SynPower Synthetic Grease is an excellent heavy-duty and multi-purpose automotive and industrial extreme-pressure grease. SynPower is formulated with a lithium complex thickened in a synthetic base oil, moly and other premium additives to provide superior protection from high loads and extreme temperatures.

That lithium part is why I thought it might be ok to use. Or is it still petrolium based?

25THRSS

is synpower fully synthetic or just a blend?

PyRo9862

They never say "this is full synthetic" but on the link you click on to get to that page it says "fully synthetic greese".