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I've done some reading on that and ended up just using the grease we use on our printing presses at work. Looked it up online and read that this stuff works perfect for trucks too. This stuff is AWESOME. Mystik JT-6 Hi-Temp.


Source: http://www.docs.citgo.com/msds_pi/591094.pdf

These high temperature Lithium Complex greases combine excellent multi-purpose properties with a high dropping point to give them application over a wide temperature range. Mystik JT-6 Hi-Temp greases exhibit a high Timken OK Load in addition to providing excellent Four-Ball Wear and EP performance. They provide superior protection to lubricate a wide variety of automotive, agricultural, trucking, mining, construction, and industrial equipment. They provide outstanding shock load protection. JT-6 Hi-Temp No. 2 is an extremely versatile performer that is highly recommended for disc brake wheel bearings and is specifically approved for use in Rockwell and Spicer universal joints.
This grease provides excellent protection for heavily loaded industrial, mining, and construction applications. JT-6 Hi-Temp No. 1 was developed for applications where service conditions dictate a grease of softer consistency. Both meet the highest performance categories of ASTM D-4950 Automotive Grease Classification System, GC for wheel bearing service and LB for chassis service and are NLGI certified GC-LB for dual-service.
 

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I never know which type to use either - Moly or Lithium!? Also, my new 555 front lower ball joints have grease ports on them, and i want to be sure which type to put in them because the 2 are not compatible...
 

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