Is le almagard any good, which one for auto use

[Zukinut]

I was reading thru my previous posts out of boredom and curiosity. I noticed a couple uses on here mentioned almagard. It intrigued my curiosities so I did a quick search. I really didn't find much about it, other than it being mentioned here and there, and there were plenty of manufacturer articles on the stuff.

So I figured I would ask on here. The answers from yall will do two things--Answer my curiosities and help anyone trying to find out about it in the future?

Btw, I finally got the cruiser fixed. I got tired of loose bearings and did some measuring with mics and realized that my spindles were very worn. I replaced them and hopefully all will be well.

Looking forward to hearing yalls responses on the almagard.

Will

 

[Kira]

What is almagard? Should it be capitalized?

...A grease for aluminum and magnesium parts?

 

[Zukinut]

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Lubrication-Engineers-3752-LE-Almagard-Industrial-Grease-14-5-Oz,526.html?sku=4983752&utm_medium=CSEGoogle&utm_source=CSE&utm_campaign=CSEGOOGLE&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI65Dx9tKM1QIVjz2BCh0NZQBQEAQYASABEgJ6Z_D_BwE

 

[Y_K]

I have been using 3751 in absolutely everything in my cruisers. Started with 3752, and upon advise from a LE engineer switched to 3751. I also use their 90 gear oil. You can also consider Delo ESI grease: I had very good experience with that one for a few hundred k miles as well, it is cheaper and of very good quality. I have no experience with TRC, but I have never heard of anyone being disappointed by them. Both are great domestic companies with state of art production facilities. TRC is still family owned and managed.

 

[Zukinut]

Y_K, thank for the reply. Its bewtween the almagard and the trc for the equipment and next bearing pack in the cruiser I'm gonna switch over on it as well.

Will

 

[Zukinut]

Btw,

I went to redline 75-140 in my 80, It made a big difference in keeping diffs and tcase cooler.