🔧 Enhance Performance with Energy Suspension 9.11104 8 Oz Tub of Lubricant Review

If you have a lot of parts to lubricate and you want to keep them well lubricated, this could be your lube. No more unwanted squeaks and squeaks coming from your undercarriage at awkward moments.

I bought all the energy suspension parts made for my car so I figured I should buy their grease. Expensive but looks good and lasts a very long time! I probably won't buy it again since it's $$ but I haven't checked other prices. So if they are compatible I would buy it I think. Some parts came with little packets of grease making them completely unnecessary. Good stuff though

The PE bushings haven't been used long enough for a long review but judging by the stickiness of the grease I have no doubt it will last. I live in Arizona and the July heat here combined with the car's operating temperature hasn't changed the consistency of the grease right where it's applied. I recommend using gloves as they are sticky and difficult to remove from hands.

This is the exact same grease you get when you order a polyurethane energy mount bushing upgrade. However, they never give you enough with one kit. This large tub was just enough to make a base kit for my 240sx. Be careful though, this is the stickiest fat you will ever encounter. Nitrile gloves began to melt when installing the sleeve from this lubricant. If you're really into anything, Diesel is the only thing I've found that cuts it.

This is the most durable hydrophobic grease I have ever seen. Absolutely necessary when installing polyurethane components. Wear gloves when applying and apply generously. The quantity supplied when purchasing new bushings is probably sufficient if you are using unlubricated bushings. If you are using a lubricated type (Zerk fittings) you will need additional lubrication to fill the internal bores of the bushing. If you get it right the first time, you will most likely never have to take the…

Great product! For months (maybe years) I have been bothered by the groaning noise coming from all four sides of my 2011 WRX with the Eibach stabilizer bar kit. Since I also installed aftermarket springs and struts, I wasn't sure if the noise was being caused by an ill-fitting spring or phantom noise from the struts. I also upgraded the end links to aftermarket and fixed some of the knocking issues, but the groaning/squeaking was something else. As I got ready to throw money at the problem…

One of the stickiest, longest lasting hub lubes. Poorly washed off (good for these purposes), even with a high pressure wash. Check out YT's comparison video and yes, it really doesn't add up. I'm not worried about this lube at the moment, although I haven't put many miles on it after a recent front bushing replacement on my Toyota pickup. Replacing the bushings has completely eliminated the squeak that has plagued me for years, and this lube is key to that positive outcome. Be sure to wear…