Why We Supply Grease With Every Bush Kit

[@MultiDesignGuy]

Finally HOW bushes (both rubber and poly) actually work or help suspension to articulate!!! Every fing video explains what they are why they are there etc etc I for one did not know rubber bushes move simply by twisting…how many mechanics don’t grease poly and then say aah they squeak mate… top video

[@felixvandiemen2194]

What kind of grease that is suitable for polyurethane bushing at front lower arm car? Silicone grease or rubber Grease or maybe there is other kind of grease. Thank you so much.

[@charifimpex7275]

What kind of black rubber and iron type?

[@valzlan3321]

OK, so I bought KSP upper control arms for titan came with PU bushings. those damn things are so damn lound. the outer area of bushings are squashed against the control arm bracket and the shaft is in the bushings very tight. its how they made it. Do you have any answers on how to remedy the loud squeaking noise???

[@Divocwax]

An offset bush can be supplied by Superpro also - to give camber correction. With the hole going through the urethane "off-centre" I would need to be sure it will stay in position in the control arm housing. So why would I grease it if I want it to stay in position?

[@sexycowman]

Offset bushings are a fantastic analysis of why the outside of the bushing shouldn't be lubricated. Thank you for pointing that out.

[@thuglifescorpion]

Why smear grease on the outside of the bush? Isn't the inside meant to twist and the outside meant to fit snuggly and dry (semi fixed) in the control arm? Other video's of other suppliers strongly advise against putting grease on none working areas.

[@MultiDesignGuy]

Rubber bush twists a poly pivots (around the inner tube) it was pretty well explained

[@dirkdiggler5821]

Dude. I know this was 2 years ago but wtf

[@dirkdiggler5821]

Not the first time I've heard that claim.