Best diff grease

[West Ridge Racing]

....for your balls? I use Schumachers at the moment in my associated diffs but is there something Else out there that works better in your opinion.
I use rather much and I break it in as recommended but think it feels gritty rather fast. The slipper slips before The diffs so no problems there. Run on high grip turf.
Any advise?

[MikePimlott]

I have used schumacher and associated both were ok, i have just rebuilt all my diffs with Nuclear grease and this does feel better when the diffs are run in, silky smooth!

http://www.nuclear-rc.co.uk/index.php?p=1_8_Products

[Mossy]

RGP is very good, thats what i use.

[coolcars782]

I use Vampires Balls and Grease

[team powers uk]

mr33 grease is worth a try ...getting some good feedback

[RogerM]

+1 for Nuclear greases ... I've been racing for 25 years and never found a better greases than these.

[Rebelrc]

Isn't it all just silicone plubing grease for soil pipe? Probably all made by the same manufacturer lol
Down the plumbers merchants you get a massive pot for £5 that all I use

[fastinfastout]

Originally Posted by West Ridge Racing

....for your balls? I use Schumachers at the moment in my associated diffs but is there something Else out there that works better in your opinion.
I use rather much and I break it in as recommended but think it feels gritty rather fast. The slipper slips before The diffs so no problems there. Run on high grip turf.
Any advise?

what balls are you using?

[ottoswe]

cheramic balls and RGP grease is the best.

[Belsten]

Originally Posted by MikePimlott

I have used schumacher and associated both were ok, i have just rebuilt all my diffs with Nuclear grease and this does feel better when the diffs are run in, silky smooth!

http://www.nuclear-rc.co.uk/index.php?p=1_8_Products

Originally Posted by RogerM

+1 for Nuclear greases ... I've been racing for 25 years and never found a better greases than these.

Thanks for the kind feedback gents
Drop me a pm if you fancy giving it a go
6cc/ml tub of either thrust or silicone lube for £3, bargain

[GRIFF55]

it is GOOOOD stuff! diffs seem to last ages with nuclear

[Belsten]

6cc/ml BTW is 50% more than you get with AE for pretty much the same price