Sta-Lube makes something called E.P. Anti Sieze - Engine Assembly Lube with
Moly and Graphite. It works great, and is especially useful if the engine is
not going to be used right away. I put on a generous coat of it anywhere I have
metal ot metal contact for initial break-in (except camshaft-to-tappet contact,
where a special lube is required). What's good about this stuff is that it
dissolves in normal engine oil without residue.
John
On Wednesday, January 05, 2005 7:04 AM, Angelo Graham
[SMTP:a3graham@admmail.uwaterloo.ca] wrote:
> Hello List:
> Happy New Year to all.
> Wondering what listers have been using for assembly lube in motor
> rebuilding? Need something that will cling to parts and surfaces as the
> engine sits over the winter. I have heard that the Lucas (no, not that
> one!) oil products, especially the oil fortifier is pretty sticky and is
> recommended as an assembly lube.
> Any recommendations?
>
> Thanks,
> Angelo Graham
> '55 TR2
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