I was told only use WD-40 when storing the kart, but not on the track. I was told to use Tri Flow on the bearings and stay away from grease as it can attract/ trap dirt.
I upraded my bearings from stock to a set of expensive Japanese bearings and I noticed a night and day difference when free spinning the axle. Not so much on the track though, it might be helping, but if it is, I cannot tell a huge difference.
As long as physiologically it makes you think your faster then itâs worth it. Kinda like how everyone leans forward on the straights but it probably doesnât make any difference at all
Its a spray like WD-40, and one of the best lubricants out there. Do some research on it, its vary widely used in multiple applications. Anytime I go to the track, 80-90% of the participants have a can of it.
If you use a good grease in low volumes it will be nearly as free spinning as tri-Flow without the constant mess and maintenance that comes with using Tri-Flow. I personally went back to grease 2 seasons ago and have never looked back.
I ended up going for the Xeramic spray as Tri-Flow seemed hard to find and the company offered no info on retailers that stocked it.
Now on to find a dry chain lube for less mess on the engine area