replacing tie rods

[George Nimmer]

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Yes, I have used Por-15 and I think it's an amazing product.  But
Por-15'ing the tie rods would probably mean that they could never be
adjusted again, no?  I realize that it's not often that one has to
adjust them, but I'd like to have that option should they require it in
the future.

Thanks,
George

On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 14:10, no1of consequence wrote:

> try por-15 - its from resto-motive [i think] labs. amazing stuff desigend to
> prevent rust. it actually works better when applied to rusty metal, but ive
> had great luck with it on wire-wheeled metal. it forms some sort of ceramic
> barrier over the metal, sealing it from ma nature. it's not water based,
> which they claim is why it works so well. i used it quite a bit when i lived
> in western MA. and it looks really nice.
>
> i always got a chuckle from the last listed ingredient on the side of the
> can - 'contens partially unknown'.
>
> -jim
>
> <<Also, once the new tie rods are on, what's the best way to prevent them
> from rusting to hell?  I've heard a few things but don't know what to
> believe.  One suggestion I received was to cover them with krylon brand
> spray paint.  Another was to use axle grease all over them.  Any
> suggestions?>>
>
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