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Ever use Engine Builder Lube?

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#1 ·
Has anyone ever used engine builder or "cam lube" on their guns / choke tubes? The Lucas oil Assembly Lube is super slick and about the viscosity of honey.
 
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Speaking of assy lube and other car products. I am switching over to Amsoil lubricants. I run a Roush Mustang and I am always on the prowl for a better performing lubricant. The Amsoil products appear to be the very best available. And they have tranny fluid, assy lube, etc. Worth a look if you are into such things.
 
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<blockquote><I>"I run a Roush Mustang and I am always on the prowl for a better performing lubricant. The Amsoil products appear to be the very best available."</i></blockquote>Heck, Jack Roush went to the trouble of having Valvoline blend a motor oil specially for his high-po motors. He says it's the best lube on the market. Don't you trust HIM?

MK
 
#12 ·
They don't market the Roush motor oil anymore. There really wasn't anything special about it. Just like this website there is a forum for Roush owners and they (we) are just as fanatic about cars as we are about guns here. There is a lab called Blackstone where you can send oil samples for analysis. The Amsoil has shown to be superior to all of the other oils tested. Our cars are a little unique because they are supercharged and a little harder on oil than most family cars.
 
#18 ·
Lubriplate is great. We assembled a Ford Falcon engine (the personification of fragility) and prelubed the bearings with 105 and oiled the ring grooves. As luck would have it the oil pump was bad, and the engine ran for about 15 minutes with no lubrication whatsoever.

That engine ran for many miles, and may still be running for all I know.

105 has exceptional anti seize properties and is waterproof.

HM
 
#19 ·
I would think ,at least on hinge pins, that if your gun was tight on face,that grease would be mostly squeezed out,and that oil would stay better with its smaller gap fill,but then again the oil tends to run out and off alot faster also.

We use this stuff at work [mold machining] called "OLD BULL" mold grease,and this does look like the stuff to be using,Ive not tried it-but anything IS better than nuthin for sure,and you get a nice tub of it for cheap.
 
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