I have used Castro LMS for years, difficult to find these days so Castrol Multigrease is a good substitute, if you can get it Comma Multigrease is the same stuff in a different tub at 2/3rds the price. I get through a lot as someone on here saw today as their job required a mid build refill of the faithful Wanner ;-). He will be on later I am sure ;-)
I am!
As Geir said, more important to grease than to leave things because you don't have the "right" type...
Similarly I regularly use Comma products due to the advantageous price...
After today's session in Colin's garage (cheers mate!!
) I now have a MUCH smoother riding car.
One of the old KP / bush combinations was getting decidedly worn, leading to jittery suspension with stiction at times. Now, the front end is much smoother, but I still have the ride / flat cornering that I prefer.
All in all a VERY worthwhile trip up to Leicester! Roll on next week's Cotswold Tour...
