Well I heard the greasing the pivot balls on your vehicle can increase handling. Is this true? Becuase I know that when at LH Mark did this with WD-40 and his blew out the first 2 laps.
It's better to use a dry silicone spray. Marks problem had nothing to do with the WD-40. Hitting the wall did.
bruce is right, dont want anything on there that would collect the dirt on the pivot balls so the silicone spray would be optimum.
any dry teflon bike chain lube will work perfect
Dry Silicone Spray? WTF is that? Do you have a link or anything.
Go to a pep boys or an auto store and tell them you want silicone spray. Comes in a can like wd-40.
Silicone spray.... OR Dry teflon bike lube. You combined the two. You can pick up the bike lube at any bike store. It is still wet, but made for dry conditions if that makes sense.
it goes on wet then dries to a nice slippery film
Listen to Dan...he's an engineer and a bike racer....those guys really know slippery balls.
ok, you guys had this one hanging there for soooooo o o o o long, I just had to take a shot at it......sorry.
DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 Wrote:Listen to Dan...he's an engineer and a bike racer....those guys really know slippery balls.
ok, you guys had this one hanging there for soooooo o o o o long, I just had to take a shot at it......sorry.
dave why are you taking shots at long hanging things??
Joe, you have too much detail on the balls in question.....you been peeking in windows again?
he'd need a telescope from where he lives
LOL
he's got military satelites (sp)
i guess big brother is watching....ewwwww!
then quit doing that so much you will go blind ya know lol
Damn. I got complimented.... then quickly owned. LoL
