Does anybody know where the recommended caliper pin lube called "Niglube" can be Purchased..I have used all the other alternatives, (sli-lube, crc, permatex, even a very thin grease for cv joints, etc)..my experience with the "sliders" are that they seize up or become very difficult to slide back and forth...when initially installing the pins all seems good with plenty of free movement, but re-checking after 2 days the sliders become very difficult to remove (I have done this inspection 5 times already)...they simply "hydro-lock" , even with barely useing any grease...the pin bores are machined with tighter tolerances then previous much older cars...a friend of mine at the local brake shop said that they are having problems with returning customers, those people with brake systems that have caliper pins with the rubber tips attached to the pin...be it ford ,subi, gm etc.. it does not matter...a good silicone brake lube is not the answer for long term usage..I simply don't like the "browning" to occur of the inside of my discs

Edited June 29, 200916 yr by Petersubaru

There's a part number for it that can be dug up, but I remember it doesn't come in small tubes and costs at least $40 or so.

There's a part number for it that can be dug up, but I remember it doesn't come in small tubes and costs at least $40 or so.

..just this afternoon I got the part # but still not easy to get cheaply...I also have the part # for gm ...they quoted $40.80...I guess it explains why no one uses the stuff..on one of the online gm stores it is about $17