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I know you can use the ceramics dry but I heard the use of a light lube will reduce the noise they produce....
Any suggestions???? |
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You have to use a certain type of oil on them. If you use regular reel oil like quantum hot sauce it will gum up on you because of the ceramic. I think there is some stuff out there called rocket fuel that is made for them but I'm not 100% on that.
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Yea I have some high speed oil from boca that is made for the ceramics....
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Boca lightning lube. One very small drop
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Yea thats the stuff.
How do you apply it? |
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It comes with a needlepoint dropper.
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Is it really worth the cost to change out the bearing???
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Dont get the orange seals. Go with the stainless.
1. Soak bearing or blow it out with carb cleaner if you know how to remove the stainless sheilds 2 place bearing on towel and let it dry for about 10 minutes 3 put a small drop of thin oil in bearing (i use royal purple) rem oil is good also 4 spin bearing and install |
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