Vesconite seems like the best. At least, so far, I feel it is the best. Hardchrome King Pins with a thicker coating of chrome would help. I use 1" Hydraulic Rod and the chrome coat is very thin. Not an engineer, but from what I read water is the best lubricant for Vesconite. It was designed to operate in Water. But how does one meter water into a Vesconite system. I have some ideas but wonder how many gallons of water it will take to drive 300 miles. Is there a water based lubricant?
Also the Factory and Dealers need to get on board if Vesconite is to be used. The experience with Devol tells Me that it was impossible to get the Employees to follow simple instructions. Thus Devol failed. The Mfg Rep that represented Vesconite were not much help. Actually the Big Guy at Vesconite called Me. But He liked to talk and not sure He listened. Actually think He was trying to find out how many bushes Morgan Inc. would buy. When I told Him I think He lost interest.
Further the Bronze Bushes and Chrome Pins that Peter Mulberry developed and I think MSC copied are pretty damn good.
If the Owners would install gaiters and seals I think it would be as good as it gets.
