Red Line Assembly Lube prepares wear surface, prevents metal contact before adequate lubrication is supplied, & will not plug filters after start-up. It is used by many of the best engine builders, engineers, & technicians.
Red Line Assembly Lube is designed to be used as a lubricant to apply to potential wear surfaces before assembly in order to prevent metal contact upon startup before adequate lubrication is supplied. This product will mix with the oil and not plug filters, and can be used on all lubricated parts such as cams, followers, pistons, bearings, and bolt threads. Use only a small amount on bearing and piston surfaces - too much can make it difficult to turn over the engine. Do not use on exhaust bolts or other high temperature bolts which require an anti-seize. This product is used by many of the best engine builders, engineers, and technicians in Formula 1, GP2, Formula 3, NASCAR, NHRA, and WRC.
  • Prepares wear surface
  • Prevents metal contact before lube is supplied
  • Will not plug filters after initial engine start-up
  • 3x greater film strength than other black Molybdenum Disulfide greases
  • Rust/corrosion inhibitor

Information:

Prepares potential wear surface and prevents metal contact before adequate lubrication can be supplied; Unlike other assembly lubes, Red Line's will not plug filters after initial engine start-up; Provides 3x greater film strength than conventional black Molybdenum Disulfide greases; Excellent rust and corrosion inhibitor, allows for long-term storage; For use on camshafts, lifters, pushrods, piston skirts, bolt threads, main and rod bearings; Do not use on exhaust bolts or other high temperature bolts which require an anti-seize; Recommended and used by top camshaft and drivetrain manufacturers.
Attributes
Category Oils and Fluids
Country of Origin (Primary) US
Hazardous Material Code N
Life Cycle Status Code Available to Order
SDR Required Flag N
Series Assembly Lubes
Subcategory Assembly Lubricants
GTIN 00083522803120

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