I have Inglass camber kits with urethane bushings. The squeak like a bitch. I have dowsed them with WD-40...but it only lasts a day at most. What should I use to lubricate them to stop the squeak?

That's the side effect of polyureathane man. I got them too, wd-40 is the best you can do.

Man shit- this is retarded. Ive had these forever...but I specifically remember ordering rubber..but got urethane....

There MUST be something I can do?

Don't most urethane bushings come with a thick gooey grease? Did you use that stuff and its just now wearing off?

USE THIS STUFF! -> http://performanceunlimited.com/cobravalley_chemicals/polylube.html

If you wanna ghettostyle it, I would think white silicone lubricant or maybe lithium grease would work a million times better than WD40.



"Using a petroleum or based grease -like WD-40- can dissolve polyurethane products,
thereby reducing the material life as well as possible resulting in catastrophic failure of the polyurethane."

Werd, I actually kinda figured the wd-40 wasn't good since it's not technically a lubericant.

OMC triple guard grease or any kind of heavy grease works for like 4months then comes back little by little.