Hi Andy
Dry is pretty good, but the problem with it is that wont seep into the centre of the pivot points.
I find a very small amount of oil placed so it can run into the centre of the pivots works well.
Don't forget that you will need to work it into the pivots.
If that doesn't work try stripping them down, cleaning all the crap out then lightly lubricating upon assembly.
Cheers
PB
I am sure there was a thread about this exact issue a while back, but I can't find it now.
However, this may be worth a read, not exactly your problem but..........
http://www.viczcar.com/forum/index.php/topic,7997.0.html
Very well said Mike especially the follow text
I recently purchased a restored pre war car that the previous owner spent 10 years and countless $$ restoring.
For the price I paid you would hardly cover just the mechanical restoration costs.
The guy who restored the car, did it because he had always wanted one, then drove it occasionaly for the next 20 years.
Why did he sell it, because he is now in his 80's and doesn't use it anymore.
My point (the same as Mikes) - people do this because they have a passion for a particular car with scant regard for the "investment" potential.
Cheers
PB
So, So many choices for around 10K
IMHO needs to have
Airbags
Abs
Stability control
Not too much power
Personally I would go with mid size ala 380, Camry or the Volvo.
Now the tricky part
A certain amount of cool factor.
Maybe a late model Lancer sedan - has a similar body to the EVO 7,8 & 9
Gidday
I am currently doing a front end rebuild on an old 40's Chev and am in need of a machine shop to press and ream some brass King Pin bushes for me.
Can anyone recomend a workshop in Sydney ?
Cheers
PB
It was indeed a great day.
Really enjoyed the Pork Belly, thanks Andy & Kelly.
Elizabeth loved going for a ride in a Z, thanks to Mike (dad also enjoyed it )
When I needed a thread repair on the old XY 4X4 this is exactly what was used. Very happy with the results.
I have the number of a mobile guy in Sydney's north who uses them if anyone needs it.
Cheers
PB