Recommended grease for Currectlynk steering

[Sensei]

So I'm seeing some discrepancies online regarding the proper grease to use in my new currectlync steering. In the instructions themselves, they recommend to us a NON-SYNTETHEIC Hi-MOLY GREASE, and state they use "chevron high moly lube". I've also read people say that you shouldn't use a petroleum based grease on joints with rubber boots/parts as it will wear them sooner. This seemingly contradicts the recommendations from RockJock, as their own Johnny Joint grease is a petroleum based product, and the description of the Currectlync product recommends use of this grease. Also, im not really sure why they recommend to avoid using synthetics. Based on the description of their grease for sale, they state that synthetics may have a tendency to dry out faster. I personally haven't experienced this in practice, but I rather just stick as close to their recommendations as possible.

Anyways, the grease im leaning towards using is this "moly-graph" grease from Sta-Lube, they have it at my local harbor freight. Does anyone foresee any issues I may run into using this grease? https://www.harborfreight.com/moly-...multipurpose-lithium-grease-3-pack-97843.html

 

[ChadH]

This is what I have always used.
https://www.lucasoil.com/product/x-tra-heavy-duty-grease/

 

[CupOfJoe190]

I use the Redline CV-2 with red moly

 

[The4bangertj]

I use redline cv-2 as well

 

[Sensei]

I use the Redline CV-2 with red moly

I use redline cv-2 as well

Any issues with it drying prematurely?

 

[Sensei]

This is what I have always used.
https://www.lucasoil.com/product/x-tra-heavy-duty-grease/

I wonder what this is made of, cant seem to find a list of what it contains online

 

[The4bangertj]

Any issues with it drying prematurely?

I grease all my joints every spring and fall. Johny joints and Currie steering both get the redline and then drive shafts get a different grease that Tom woods recommends. With that interval, I have not had any issues with them drying out or causing any issues of noise or wear yet and I’ve been running the joints for 4 years and the steering is only going on 3 years.

 

[ChadH]

I wonder what this is made of, cant seem to find a list of what it contains online

I believe it is lithium based.

 

[CupOfJoe190]

Any issues with it drying prematurely?

Not that I've noticed yet; I check them about once or twice a year when I find myself having to go under the jeep; the most recent check they took about 1/4 of a squeeze of grease per joint.

 

[tworley]

I've got a tube of red n' tacky and a tube of Lucas X-tra.