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I'm replacing the rubber grommets in the cups at the back of the pedal<BR>
(where the rods rest in the pedal) with leather - brand new, fresh, clean<BR>
leather. VJ lube, Teflon powder, TFL 50, nothing? What would you all use<BR>
for a lubricant here??</FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000" FACE="Geneva" FAMILY="SANSSERIF" SIZE="2"><BR>
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Greetings, <BR>
I have had no problems with rubbing stick graphite into the leather before cutting to fit, and then dipping the pedal rod ends in Teflon before I drop them in the hole. It seems to be as durable as anything I have tried. <BR>
Regards, <BR>
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Ed Foote RPT<BR>
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